Chapter 89 : Enemy sighting

Her voice took on a falsely sweet tone as she breathed out. "Hey, sorry I didn't tell you about my business trip. I got a call immediately after you left for your flight to the UK, and you know it's a big opportunity for me, so I didn't want to lose it," she said.

After Richard spoke for some time, a mixture of grief evident in his voice, he told her what had happened.

"What?! You mean Tina is dead and gone?" she said, her lips curling with a cold smile. "How can this happen to her? Such a determined and hardworking young lady, what a cruel world we live in" Brindle said on the phone.

Richard's voice trembled over the line. "I can't believe she is gone. She was more than a worker to me, she was family," he said.

"I can imagine what you're going through right now, and I'm sorry for not being around to support you," Brindle said.

"Thank you, I know you will, Brindle," he replied, his voice oddly calm. "And don't worry, I won't rest until I find out whoever is behind this. Justice will be