“It’s Nick,” Zich blurted out to Lyla with no explanation at all. Yet, Lyla immediately understood what Zich’s careless declaration meant. 

“As we expected.”

“Yes, just as we thought.” Nick had been their number one suspect for having a hand in corrupting Til, so this wasn’t surprising news. 

“If that’s really the case, doesn’t that mean he placed his own daughter in danger? What a bastard!” Lyla heaved in anger. However, Zich thought the opposite.

“His plan might have been to take his daughter away from imminent danger. The kidnappers said they were told not to harm the children—of course, he mentioned it in a roundabout way about using them for future purposes and so on.” The two kidnappers had raised their swords at the children when their identities were revealed, and they would’ve probably done more if the situation turned worse. However, it was unlikely that Nick would’ve predicted that far. 

‘Perhaps, Nick might have twisted those two guys’ heads off if he saw them raising their sword at his child.’ Zich added, “Anyways, I let that guy know that his plan succeeded. I’m sure that something’ll happen now whether it is instigated by Glen Zenard or Nick or not....