I Hope You Have The Courage
“They didn’t go through with their wedding.” There was a cold look of mockery on Samuel’s face.
“Besides, they’re legally unrelated!”
“You’re not related to Kathleen either, are you?” Charles retorted sarcastically. Samuel looked down
and said coldly, “She’s my ex-wife and the mother of my kids, so I have to care for her.” Charles
laughed in exasperation.
“You are so shameless! Samuel, I have to ask you, what exactly does Kathleen owe you? When she
was in love with you, you turned a blind eye to her; when she doesn’t want you anymore, you stick to
her like glue.”
“I love her,” Samuel declared in a deep voice.
“You love her, but you made a scene at her wedding. Caleb is so much better than you are. You just
can’t stand seeing her having a better life than you do, can you?” Charles said coldly.
Samuel’s handsome face paled slightly. Of course, he wanted Kathleen to be happy, but he hoped that
he was the one who would be bringing her the happiness. He knew that he was paranoid in the past,
but he would stop being paranoid after finding her this time. Charles took a deep breath.
“I don’t want to argue with you now. It’s more important to save Desi.” Samuel stared at him coldly and
unblinkingly. Charles hesitated before saying, “All I can say is, if you can find the man in the photo,
you’ll find Kate.” Samuel knitted his brows.
“What did you say? Is Kathleen in the hands of this man?”
“When you committed suicide at the wedding and were sent to the hospital, it was this man who went
to the hospital to save you. Then when he brought Kate to me, he told me that Kate fell into a coma
because she tried to save you and that she was pregnant,” explained Charles.
“Kate saved me?” Samuel was shocked.
Charles looked at him.
“Hmph! Charles, you’ll never know how much Kate has suffered for you!” Samuel pursed his lips.
“What exactly did she do?” Charles turned around.
“Ask her yourself when you find her. I hope you have the courage.”
With that, he left. There was a hostile expression on Samuel’s face. If Kathleen and Desi are both in
this man’s hands, I have to hurry up.
A day later, Gizem took a speedboat to a small island. She was very familiar with most of the people on
the island. When those people saw her, their expressions were still as strange as ever. She walked
straight toward a white building in the center of the island. As soon as she entered the building, she
heard the voice of an old man.
“Giz, you’re finally back.” Theodore seemed to be enthusiastic to see her.
“Master.” Standing in the hall, Gizem looked at Theodore, who was standing on the second floor.
Theodore nodded.
“Master, who was the one who knocked me out and threw me to Finn?” asked Gizem coldly.
Theodore was stunned. He thought that Gizem would ask about Desi first.
“Come here,” he said in a low voice. A tall man came out of the room. It was dark the other day, so she
did not see the man’s face clearly. Only now did she realize that although this man looked ordinary, his
eyes spoke of ruthlessness.
He was obviously quite a character. Gizem looked up.
“Master, I demand an explanation. Why did you leave me to Finn?”
“He wanted to see you for treatment, so I got Shadow to take you there. I originally planned to send
someone to bring you back after you’ve cured him. I didn’t expect you to come back first.” Gizem’s
eyelashes quivered.
“Then why did you give him poison?” Theodore was shocked.
“Poison? What happened, Shadow?” Shadow replied in a deep voice, “It was Lauren who gave it to
me.” Gizem frowned. It was Lauren? Theodore furrowed his brows. D*mn, Lauren!
“Since it wasn’t your idea, Master, I’ll ask Lauren.” After a short pause, Gizem asked, “Is she on the
island?”
“She’s coming over tomorrow,” replied Theodore. Gizem nodded.
“I’m a little tired after being on the road all day.” Theodore smiled thoughtfully.
“Shadow, prepare a room for your junior.” Shadow nodded.
Junior? Realizing that Shadow was also Theodore’s apprentice, Gizem frowned hard. Of all Theodore’s
apprentices, she should be the youngest. Shadow took Gizem to the room to rest.
“You may leave now,” Gizem said coldly. She did not like Shadow. When he hit her earlier, it almost
killed her. Shadow then left the room. Gizem took her phone and glanced at it. There was no signal.
She wondered if Samuel’s GPS tracker would work. I’m going to find Desi in the still of the night.
The white mansion that Theodore built on the island was actually quite big. Half of it was the living
area, while the other half was his work area. She was in the living area. As the living area was not big,
she thought that it was impossible for him to lock Desi up in such a conspicuous place.
He must be hiding her in the work area. But how should I escape with Desi after rescuing her? I need
to solve this problem! Sitting in his car in Zedfield, Samuel unlocked his phone to check the place
where Gizem was last seen. It was the Pillere Ocean. It’s impossible she could just disappear without a
reason. Her signal has probably been jammed. There are so many islands in the Pillere Ocean. I guess
I have to search one by one.
“Tyson, send more men to search all these islands. Don’t get caught, or it’ll alert them,” Samuel said in
a cold voice.
“Understood!” Tyson nodded. Samuel massaged the space between his brows. It’s been a day and a
half. I wonder how Desi is doing. Thud! Thud! Someone was eagerly knocking on the car window
outside. Samuel looked sideways. Caleb was standing outside the car with a cold look on his face.
There was an ice-cold look in Samuel’s narrow eyes as he instructed, “Drive, Tyson.”
“Yes.” Tyson nodded. He knew that Samuel did not like Caleb. In fact, Samuel was already considered
kind for not asking Tyson to hit Caleb with the car. Seeing that Samuel actually started the car, Caleb
said angrily, “Get out of the car, Samuel. I have something to ask you!”
Samuel ignored him. Being unable to open the car door, Caleb could only stand there anxiously. When
Samuel’s car drove past him, his face was twisted with rage.
If it was not for the fact that Samuel knew something he did not, he would not have been so polite
toward the former. Philip walked over and asked awkwardly, “What should we do now, Mr. Lewis?”
“Follow them!” Caleb gritted his teeth.
“Gizem took Desi away, and he met Gizem here yesterday. He must know what is going on.”
“Okay.” Philip nodded. They then got into the car and tailed Samuel. Samuel and Tyson arrived at a
port, where a cruise ship Samuel had gotten his men to prepare was already docking. When the car
came to a stop, Samuel pushed open the car door and stepped onto the covered bridge. Caleb, who
followed him to the port, got out of his car as well to follow him to the ship. Tyson stopped him.
“I’m sorry, Mr. Lewis. This is a private cruise ship owned by Mr. Macari. I’m afraid you can’t board it.”
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