The department head grew anxious too. "I'll help look for her—maybe she's stuck in traffic?"
Logan called Sapphire Valley Villa. Butler Miller answered: Selina hadn't come home.
A wave of unease crashed into Logan's chest.
On a day as normal as this, Selina had suddenly vanished.
She'd only gone out for a quick meeting, to visit a client. When she left, she smiled, waved goodbye, and promised she'd be back soon so they could leave the office together.
But Logan never saw her again.
The most important person in his life had stepped away for what seemed like a regular errand—on a day so ordinary, it could've faded into memory—and vanished from his sight just like that.
His chest clenched so tightly he could barely breathe. He pressed a hand to it, veins showing through pale skin. "Pull the security footage."
Now more than ever, panic was the enemy.
The department head and the assistants exchanged glances.
