Chapter 100

Everett’s POV: After leaving the rehab center, I didn’t head to Cloud Mountain. I drove straight to Green Lake Villa instead. I hadn’t had the guts to return to that place for a long time. But tonight, I made up my mind. My car rolled into the villa courtyard. I turned off the engine and got out. Unlocking the door, I stepped inside. Even though no one had lived here for a while, someone still came to clean regularly. I went upstairs to the master bedroom, switched on the light, walked to the bedside table, crouched down, and opened the second drawer. I pulled out a document folder, then headed quickly back downstairs. My steps were hurried, almost urgent. I called Davis as I moved. “Scarlett’s been dropped off?” “Yes, Mr. Robinson,” he replied. “Did everything go okay on your end?” “Yeah.” Sliding into the driver’s seat, I tossed the folder onto the passenger side, started the car, and drove out through the gate. “Have someone come tomorrow to take down the Green Lake Villa nameplate