Queenie stopped her car at a suitable place in the central park and looked around. Although it was bustling with people, Deborah was nowhere to be found. She heard her phone beep with a new message and picked up her phone to see who it was. It was a message from Deborah and it had the words, "You're too far. Drive into the park," sprawled across her phone's screen. Queenie scoffed and glanced around the park but once again, she caught no sight of Deborah. If she didn't know the importance of the medicine to her, she'd have said the woman was trying to mess with her. So she started the car again and drove into the park. She kept driving as the text which blew up her phone kept urging her to move forward. She stopped the car when Deborah said so and got off as requested. Then she walked to the back of the park. But there was still no sign of Deborah. Queenie found a place to sit and dialed Deborah's number. However, the ringing of the phone was right next to her. Deborah appeared

"That's a whole troupe you brought in." Natasha commented the moment Queenie sat in front of her, causing the latter to chuckle softly. Although inconspicuous, Natasha could still make out the dozen guards Queenie had brought with her. It was weird for such to be noticed, so she guessed Queenie asked them to reveal themselves on purpose. "All my life, my elder sister has tried to kill me. It's normal that I'm wary around her." Queenie replied and reached out to take the menu. Natasha had a surprised look as soon as she heard those words. She had to glance behind her to see if there was someone else listening to their conversation. When she saw no one, she turned back to Queenie who had her eyes buried on the menu. "If there's anyone who should be scared of being hurt, that should be me." Queenie laughed lightly but didn't look up at her. A waiter walked up to them and Queenie pointed to a few dishes. After she was done, the waiter turned to Natasha. "What do I get you, ma'am?"

"Is she crazy?" Jessica scoffed in anger. "She must have her reasons." Audrey suddenly said, before adding, "In fact, I can't help thinking of all the terrible things she plans to do. Like assemble them all and have them killed.""That's callous of me, don't you think?" Queenie who had gotten in without their knowledge suddenly said from the balcony, drawing their attention to herself. "When did you get up there?" Pierce asked with a light smile, quickly putting the game away before he walked up to her."I passed the back door." Queenie replied, pointing somewhere. "I had no idea that door was still in existence. But why did you pass through the back door?" He asked "I intended to check up on my kids." Queenie answered before pinning her eyes on the three pairs of eyes staring up at her. "Don't look at me like that. I had no idea there was someone called Deborah." "No one blames you." Liam said after a moment of silence, "We're just surprised you were able to get us out safely. W

Alicia tried to slam the door the very next second but it got blocked by Pierce. Queenie revealed an even wider smile as she stepped into the house. Pierce did the same and made sure to lock the door when he walked in. "What are you doing here, Queenie?" Alicia asked, grabbing something with her front turned to her guests. "You have a nice house, Alicia. Must've cost a fortune." Queenie complimented the house, ignoring the woman's question. "Mommy?" A small voice called, causing the three adults to look towards the direction it came from. There was a little boy with blue eyes staring at them curiously. Queenie smiled when she noticed his eyes. She had seen pictures of Velon's parents and none of them had blue eyes nor did Alicia. "Is this your son?" Queenie asked, turning to look at Alicia. However, Alicia beckoned to the boy, "Matt, go to your room. Lock your door and don't come out until I say so. Go now!" The boy nodded and ran up the stairs. Then the sound of the door slam

"Hey, stop giving me that look." Queenie sighed when she saw Pierce looking at her blankly. After watching Alicia get taken away, her son also got taken away by child support. Pierced and Queenie decided to lodge in an inn with a manageable internet connection. For security purposes, the duo stayed together in one room and she couldn't help but notice the man's strange gaze at her. "I don't know. I just think getting her arrested shouldn't have happened." Pierce replied with a smile. "You do know she phoned someone when she left to her room, don't you?" She asked and he nodded. "You also know there's nothing on the laptop she brought because she hid the original one, don't you?" "I know that as well." "Why then do you think it wasn't a good idea that I got her arrested?" The woman asked and Pierce shrugged. However, he leaned forward and said, "Killing her would've been a very good option. That reminds me, were you the one who killed the security man they accused her of?" "Yes