Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 474

Chapter 474 The End of Daphne

“Anyway, Jude, this is my prey. Don’t interfere. As for everything else, do whatever you want.”

“Fine.”

At that moment, Daphne had dozed off in the hospital.

She still sat beside the bed of her daughter, who was in a coma.

Daphne had no idea her time was almost up.

Her death was already closing in.

After finishing his chat with Tilda, Jude made a call.

“Sire, what are your orders?”

“Pass it down. Once Daphne is gone from this world, wipe out those scheming Kahlers. The innocent ones–leave them alone.”

“Yes, sire.”

By three in the afternoon, Tilda and Andy had taken Una to the airport.

“Oh my gosh! Why is there suddenly a problem with my thesis? It was fine before! I don’t know what to do now.”

Una looked like her whole world had collapsed.

She had planned to spend a few fun days in Jeselton with Andy and Tilda.

But that morning, right after she woke

1. up.

her professor called.

Her thesis had issues. Una had to return to school immediately to fix it.

“Oh no!”

Tilda tried to cheer her up. “Just go back and study hard. We’ll be fine here.”

“Yeah. Once you finish fixing your paper, we’ll have plenty of time to hang out again.”

Una sniffled. “Sob, sob, sob. If only I had even one–tenth of Tilda’s brains. Why am I so dumb? It must be my family’s bad genes.”

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After Tilda calmed her down again and again, Una finally boarded her plane in tears.

Andy leaned close and said, “I’ve already arranged people to watch over Una. She won’t notice anything strange when she gets back to Slosa.”

“Good,” Tilda nodded. “At least the danger came from Daphne’s order and not because my identity was exposed. Those hitmen don’t like stirring up extra trouble. They won’t waste time on people close to me.”

“Still, we’ve made all the preparations just in case,” Andy added.

Tilda smiled with relief. “Thank you, Andy. With your people protecting Una, I can relax.”

Andy pouted, annoyed. “Why are you thanking me? Come on, between us, you don’t need to say that. Forget it. Every time I bring it up, you mess it up anyway. I’m tired. So, you’re heading there next?”

Tilda spoke calmly. “Yeah. If I want to work with someone, I should show up with a gift, right?”

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