A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion novel Chapter 468

Now, with Garret and his men standing guard, no one could bother her.

Garret handed her a glass of warm water. "I received a call just now."

When Garret brought up the call again, Starla raised an eyebrow. "What kind of call?"

"It was from our men. When Brinley left earlier, she got into an unidentified car. Just then, Fairfax's car returned, and he started following them."

"Unidentified?"

"It was Felix Fowler," Garret clarified. The guards at the gate hadn't recognized him, but Garret had identified him from the security footage.

A slow smile spread across Starla's face as she processed the news: Brinley in Felix's car, caught by Fairfax.

Before she could speak, Garret continued, "Right now, both cars are parked outside a fast-food restaurant. Brinley is too scared to get out, and Felix is trapped inside."

"And Fairfax?" Starla asked, a hint of amusement in her voice.

She had initially thought that putting Sally and Brinley together under such intense pressure would cause them to let something slip about Brinley's past deeds. She never imagined that Brinley's connection to Felix would be the first secret to be exposed, and by Fairfax himself.

"He's been sitting in his car the whole time," Garret reported. "It's a standoff."

The Yelchins had even suspected Felix was involved in Faraday's death. If they discovered Brinley's relationship with him, the entire family would erupt, especially since they had once treasured her so dearly.

Starla laughed out loud. "Losing his reason is just the start. Have you started investigating why Faraday's plane crashed?"

"Yes, we're on it," Garret confirmed.

"There's no rush," Starla said coolly. "Fairfax wouldn't believe anything I told him anyway. But once you find something, you can leak the information that Felix was involved in Faraday's death to Fairfax."

Just like with Brinley's connection to Felix. If Starla had told Fairfax about it before, he would have dismissed it as a lie. He might have even accused her of slander. But now that he had seen it with his own eyes, everything had changed.