Revenge With My Undercover Cop Hubby

Hubby 277 Chapter 277 The Problematic Nanny Finished At Kelly's residence, Darren first ensured Michael's parents were safely at hbefore bringing Kelly back.

"Kelly, remember in the emergency room two years ago, you askedto look after that little boy? He's been working as an informant forand the police, providing a lot of aluable evidence. Oscar is also gathering evidence at the Lynch Residence; we're going to win this," Darren reassured Kelly.

Kelly nodded in appreciation. "Thank you all for your hard work. Please, just make sure the boy stays safe" She knew the dangers too well; the people at Lynch Residence would not hesitate to retaliate against a known informant with vengeance and silence.

"I found out that the person who arranged for Clarissa's bail was actually connected to the Wagners, Darren disclosed in a hushed tone, a detail he had not mentioned back in the restaurant.

"The Wagners?" Kelly was taken aback.

"Yes, I spoke with Oscar. He mentioned it's part of a confidential case-they're setting a trap to catch a bigger fish," Darren explained.

Behind Clarissa was someone significant.

"I understand," Kelly nodded, piecing together the strategy. Perhaps the police had intentionally allowed Clarissa to be released, knowing well that someone else was willing to take the fall without solid evidence.

They had also detained the psychiatrist, Oscar, planning to resolve both old and new grievances at once, to uncover the true forces behind the Lynches and capture Assad, among others.

"Kelly, get srest. With the Lockharts' backing, the Lynches won't dare to touch you or Jasper," Darren smiled reassuringly at Kelly. "I really hope all of this ends soon so we can return to our carefree days." For Darren, ending up at Seaville Hospital and later in Oasisvale were the most unfortunate events of his life.

Getting unwittingly caught in this major international case, disappearing for five years, his girlfriend marrying his best friend, and starting a family ... Now, a peaceful life seemed elusive.

"We will," Kelly smiled back at Darren, filled with a resilient spirit. "We survived, and we'll definitely make it through this." As the old saying goes, surviving a great disaster often leads to greater fortunes.

"Our luck is about to turn," Kelly said confidently as she exited the car and waved goodbye to Darren.

With a smile, Darren nodded and drove away, hopeful for the future.

Kelly's eyes reddened as she lingered outside.

"Madam, you're finally back," the butler greeted her hurriedly as he approached. "That girl named Faye and Connor insisted on taking Mr. Jasper away, and the driver took them to Mr. Gary's house." Vallu naused a look of surprise crossing her face. She quickly pulled out her phone and dialed Gary, who 1/2 auc Nanny +45% Finished "Yes, the children are here with me. They are safe," Gary responded after a brief pause. "Be cautious of the people around you; there might be an issue with the nanny." Kelly's heart skipped a beat, and she moved to a quieter corner. "What happened?" "Connor and Faye caught the nanny with a sedative, diazepam. Faye saw her trying to put a pill in Jasper's milk. We've ruled out Faye lying, so the nanny is definitely suspicious. However, I had the milk tested, and it showed no traces of the drug. Jasper has also been thoroughly checked, and for now, he will stay with me, Gary explained, providing sreassurance.

Kelly took a deep breath. Though Faye had a reputation for fabrications, she would not lie about something so serious.

Diazepam could severely impair a child's brain development over time, potentially leading to significant cognitive delays.

The thought alone was chilling.

"I understand. Thank you," Kelly said softly, her voice tinged with fatigue.

The nanny in question had been a caregiver to Zev's mother and later to Zev himself. She should have been trustworthy, yet Kelly knew all too well how deceptive appearances could be.

"Has Zev not returned yet?" Kelly asked as she stepped back into the room, casting a glance at the clock.

The butler promptly replied, "I was just about to inform you that there's a letter from Lockhart Mansion. Mr. Zion has been accepting punishment in Mr. Wade's yard for over three hours now." Kelly frowned, her expression one of worry mixed with irritation. She could not fathom what Wade might be doing to Zev as a form of discipline.

"Is there a reason given?" she asked the butler.

"Mr. Zion is demanding control of the Lockhart Group and is asking Wade to relinquish it," the butler explained.

Kelly paused, reflecting on the depths of Zev's resolve. Despite his aversion to business management, he was now accepting punishment before Wade, his grandfather, in an act of desperation.

She sighed and settled onto the sofa.

"Madam, should we go and take a look?" The butler asked softly, his concern evident in his tone.

Kelly shook her head.

"Zev needs to handle this himself. He needs to grow up," she replied firmly, e convinced that Wade, despite his strictness, would not allow the punishment to last too long. "Madam, have swater," the nanny offered, her hands trembling slightly as she hand water.

Kelly a glass of Her nervousness was palpable, perhaps guilty over the missing medicine she had been searching for.

HO alwave this shaky? Do you often feel anxious or depressed?" Kelly inquired, probing gently.

213 Chapter 277 The Problematic Nanny Finished Kelly's suspicion deepened. If Willa did not need diazepam personally, why was she carrying it? Faye's accusations were starting to seem credible.

"Willa, where did you work before coming here?" Kelly asked,maintaining a friendly tone to keep the conversation light. "I've been with the Wagners for years, caring for Zion's mother initially After she

and Mr. Lockhart passed away one after another, I moved to Mr. Patrick Wagner's household," Willa replied, her voice slightly unsteady. Patrick Wagner was Oscar's father.

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