Chapter 601


    Chapter 601 She Didn’t Expect So Quickly


    Upon noticing the situation, Aziel quickly followed. “Sir, do we need to descend?” Aziel asked. “Yes,


    and ensure my woman’s safety,” Lincolnmanded.


    “Sir, this Archie is very dangerous. You can’t go alone!” “Can’t you understand what I’m saying?”


    “Yes, sir!” Aziel responded promptly, immediately standing guard at the door, safeguarding Za. In


    truth, everyone on the ne was their ally. What danger could there be?


    The real danger was outside the ne, yet their leader was alone. Aziel was so anxious that his palms


    were sweating, but an order was an order, and he could onlyply. The moment the ne door


    opened, a fierce wind roared, disturbing his short hair.


    Yet Lincoln seemedpletely unfazed. With a defiant and cold demeanor, he took long strides and


    walked out. Za was in a deep slumber.


    The throbbing pain in her arm jolted her awake, ceaselessly pounding on her heart. She rolled up her


    sleeves, revealing the increasingly pronounced, crisscrossed red marks. Gritting her teeth, she


    endured the pain, staggering step by step to the door.


    The moment the door opened. She realized that the ne had alreadynded. “Ms. Vargas,” Aziel,


    who was guarding the door, called out when he saw Za. Za didn’t see Lincoln and asked, “Where


    is Lincoln?”


    “Mr. Nash? He, he…”


    Just as Aziel struggled to respond, Ward arrived with a prepared medicine. Ms. Vargas, please take


    your medicíne first.” Za nced at the murky liquid but didn’t seem inclined to take it.


    “Where is Lincoln?” Ward tried to divert the conversation. “Ms. Vargas, it’s time to take your medicine.


    Lincoln specifically instructed it.”


    The effect of the previous dose had worn off. If Za refused to take medicine immediately, she


    couldn’t bear the pain of tearing the skin.


    And Ward could never have guessed that the first thing Za would do upon waking was to look for


    Lincoln… Where is Lincoln?” Za remained firm, not interested in Ward’s diversion.


    The more they avoided answering, the more suspicious she became. Ward felt helpless, and finally


    said, “Ms. Vargas, please take your medicine first, then we will tell you what’s happening.”


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    Za nodded, taking the bowl and gulping down the bitter medicine in one Ward was caught off guard


    by Za’s decisiveness.


    “Now, can you tell me?” Za urged. Being a man of his word, Ward revealed all. Upon learning the


    situation, Za nced out the window… “Archie Powells,” she muttered.


    She hadn’t expected things to progress so quickly. Looking at Aziel, she asked, “Can you arrange a


    helicopter for me?” Aziel was initially stunned but then nodded. “Yes.”


    Then, Za turned to Ward. “Dr. Horton, could you ask the stewardess if they have a spare uniform I


    could borrow?”


    “Ok.”


    Neither Aziel nor Ward knew what Za was nning, but they knew her importance to Lincoln and


    immediatelyplied. At this time, on the tarmac… Lincoln stood in front of Archie, the corner of his


    mouth slightly upturned. “Got a light?”


    Archie smiled, pulling a lighter out of his pocket and handing it to him. Lincoln lit his cigarette, returning


    the lighter to Archie. “Your Highness, I’ve been waiting for quite some time,” he said. Lincoln smirked


    sardonically.


    “Appreciate it.”


    Archie wore a smile throughout.


    “I think, there may have been some misunderstandings between us, it’s always better to clear things


    up, don’t you think?” Exined? There was nothing to talk about. Archie’s objective was ringly clear.


    Many issues disappeared with rence’s death. Joe had conducted an investigation into the Powells


    Group but found no trace of a scandal.


    Now, Archie voluntarily lowered his haughty posture and waited patiently on the tarmac, fully


    showcasing his sincerity. If Lincoln didn’t give him face at this point, it would indeed be difficult to justify.


    After all, rence’s deeds couldn’t be extended to the entire Powells family. There was no such thing


    as “guilt by association” these days.


    Lincoln’s eyes were deeply colored, his distinct fingers holding a lit cigarette. Archie Powells was


    keeping an eye on his cigarette. The moment the cigarette was about to burn out, Archie gestured him


    forward with a ‘please’,


    But just then, a joyful voice rang “Lincoln!” out