Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 591

"After all that, you still haven't said what you really want," Sarah's tone turned icy.

Vivian laughed coldly. "Sarah, you still haven't learned. All you can do now is be the fish on the chopping block. Behave yourself, and maybe I'll be generous enough to let you live."

"Miss Wilson, you just said yourself - if I die, Zachary will remember me forever. You won't let that happen."

The line went silent, and after a long pause, all she heard was the dial tone.

The kidnapper took back his phone, glaring at Sarah. “How dare you talked to Miss Wilson like that."

On East District Road, Melvin kept his cold gaze fixed on Sydney.

Terrified, Sydney kept redialing the number again and again. She'd specifically told them to maintain contact after capturing Sarah, but despite calling dozens of times, she couldn't get through.

“Melvin, I... I can't reach them," she said, trembling.

Melvin looked at her incredulously. "Why not? Keep trying! We're almost at the factory."

Ten minutes later, their black car pulled up at the abandoned factory entrance. Melvin led Sydney inside.

Sydney's face was pale, her body shaking. She knew how much her cousin despised her now.

She also knew that if anything happened to Sarah, he would never forgive her.

She'd only wanted to teach Sarah a lesson, never intending to cause real harm.

"Promise? If your promises meant anything, they wouldn't have vanished into thin air," Melvin said coldly.

In the car earlier, Melvin hadn't felt this desperate. He'd believed Sydney wouldn't dare lie anymore, but now it seemed she wasn't behind this after all.

"Keep calling them! Don't stop until you get through!" he ordered angrily.

Sydney quickly got into the car, not daring to do anything else, repeatedly dialing the number that wouldn't connect.

Meanwhile, in Zachary's car, Mia was frantic. "Brother, what if something happens to Sarah? Who would want to hurt her?"

Zachary's fingers trembled. He'd heard it was Sydney's doing, but something told him this wasn't so simple.