He had delivered Quentin Grant's terms to Nicholas Ainsworth: come back in eight days to get her.
Nicholas Ainsworth took a fuming Sharon Ainsworth home. The media was a dead end and the police were useless, so he had to rely on himself.
He registered a new social media account, and once it was verified, he published a post about the incident. But within minutes, it was inexplicably deleted.
Nicholas Ainsworth was furious.
He had no choice but to turn to Martin Grant for help, asking him to find out what Quentin Grant was really up to.
But as it turned out, Martin Grant couldn't even get past the front gate.
All Nicholas could do was silently stew in his own anger.
No matter how dissatisfied, furious, or murderous he felt toward Quentin Grant, Nicholas Ainsworth had no choice but to wait. He would wait eight days, and then he would go get her.
It took less than two hours for Lillian Bancroft's men to find the families of the assassins and bring them before the suspended men.
