She's out of Your League Now (Millie and Winston) novel Chapter 186

Chapter 186 

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Joanna was well aware of her fear of water ever since she rescued Winston, yet she still wanted to throw her into the sea. 

As she pondered this, Millie suddenly regretted confiding in Joanna. Few people were aware that she had saved Winston, and Joanna was one of them. 

“I see.” Millie pursed her lips, her voice frigid. 

The leader was anxious. “Let me go.” 

Millie pouted. “Didn’t you kidnap me? Shouldn’t be pleading with you to set me free?” 

He was speechless. He knew Millie was humiliating him. Did she even realize that the person who was kidnapped was her? 

To survive, he begged, “Ms. Caldwell, please, let me go.” 

Millie agreed. “I can release you, but you must act out a scene with me.‘” 

The man nodded eagerly. “Ms. Caldwell, we’re friends now. Feel free to ask me to do anything. 

Millie snorted. “I’m not your friend.” He wasn’t qualified to be her friend. 

“Go back and tell Joanna the task is completed. Tell her I’m dead,” she said seriously. 

The leader was somewhat surprised and curious about the reason. But he chose not to ask further and just nodded. 

“But Ms. Lowell asked me to take pictures, so why don’t we continue going to the beach?” he asked. 

Millie narrowed her eyes and couldn’t help but pat his face. “Stop playing tricks.” 

He still intended to deceive her. The beach was their destination, and they had definitely arranged an ambush there. Millie would die if she followed them there. 

“Figure it out on your own! I never want to see you again, or else I’ll make sure to teach you a lesson every time I see you.” Millie kicked him out of the van after threatening him. 

Afterward, she drove away, leaving the leader and the driver standing there in embarrassment. The driver said, “Boss… Didn’t Ms. Lowell mention Ms. Caldwell is a good–for–nothing and a hopeless romantic? So why…” 

He raised his still–numb right hand, feeling depressed. 

What was happening? Was she a hopeless romantic or simply a good–for-nothing? Did she have a misunderstanding about what it really meant to be a hopeless 

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on the back of his had 

The leader glared at him and smacked him on the 

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Hurry up. Let’s bail a cab and get back The leader cheat by the roadside ait AC out 

and his phone in fury At the same time what a text from AxM 

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Joanna asked is everything going wel** 

He took a moment to regain his composure as he watched the van drive off. The he responded to the text message with a hint of anova 

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Joanna replied. “Once everything is completed tonight pay you extra” 

The leader sighed wondering how much money it would cost to eliminate Milk Hower the issue wasn’t about money but their lack of capability Repoocketed his pse and Sta 

He cigarette, feeling very concerned 

Millie drove into the city center, while Joanna received a text message at the same time 

“Done. Alongside the message was a picture of Millie being tied in the van and a picture of the sea. 

In the hospital, Joanna’s eyes transitioned from stillness to a bright smile after reading the text message. She wrote, “Make sure not to leave any traces” 

The leader replied, “Okay. There will be no traces let 

Joanna texted, “Excellent! I pay you extra” 

Joanna repeatedly clicked on the two photos, enlarging them again and again. She couldnt help but feel a sense of disbelief as she confirmed that the person who had been kihagy was Millie 

Was Millie truly dead? If she was, didn’t Winston belong to her completely? it Mille died, no one in this world would ever know that it was Mille who saved Winston, not her 

Joanna bit her lower lip, her excitement and nervousness palpable Would anyone suspect that she had hired someone to kill Millie