Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1299

Zachary read the documents three times before quietly putting the papers in order and slipping them back into the file. He then handed the file to Julian and thanked him.

“It never occurred to me that they would use the Yates girl,” Zachary callously remarked.

“Liberty brought it up to me because she thought it was strange. That got me thinking. It was strange indeed. She never wanted Hank to see Sonny before, but now she visits with Hank and tries to be friendly with Sonny.”

They had a sneaking suspicion that Mr. Newman and his wife were in on it. They also suspected that it must be someone Zachary had offended. To everybody’s surprise, Jessica was the pawn in this game.

Since the Browns were related by blood to Sonny, the family’s attempt to be nice to Sonny did not raise any suspicion.

“They’re not trying to get even with you, Mr. York. It’s your wife they are after, but you had her surrounded by security. Your wife can fight too. They wouldn’t try anything in broad daylight since you’re a man of status and power. That was probably why they tried to get to your wife through her nephew.

“As far as I know, your wife practically raised her nephew. Your wife is close with him, so she’ll be more than willing to meet their demands to see them alone if her nephew ends up in their hands.”

Now that Julian got the whole story, he had to say that these people were great at playing mind games.

“They had tried to use your wife’s relatives, but they forewent the idea probably because her relatives were unreliable and couldn’t produce results.”

Serenity’s relatives were all talk and no action. They could do nothing in the face of powerful people.

The Hunts had tried to replace Serenity as Mrs. York with a plastic version, but that turned out to be a bust. Serenity found out about their plan, and Zachary foiled it.

Harriet, who went under the knife, had her face altered to be exactly the same as another cousin. The cousin’s husband mistook Harriet for his wife, and a kerfuffle ensued. Harriet and that cousin had since turned on each other.

Now, Harriet had to go for another plastic surgery.

Anyway, the Hunts did not amount to anything.

They did more harm than good.