Divorced The True Heiress Gets It All novel Chapter 660

Chapter 660

There was no point in denying it, so Tyree took the blame and dragged Echohawk into it. What he didn’t know was that Aria stood not far off and she had heard every word.

The Solemnity Guild’s entrance was heavily wooded, riddled with hidden traps. Wolfshade Syndicate suffered heavy casualties on the approach.

Hearing this, Joel couldn’t help but gossip, “Wait. Did Echohawk order the hit on Curtis? I thought she quit. Don’t tell me she wants to run the Solemnity Guild.”

Harry said, “I heard Echohawk hates getting involved in drama. Curtis’ death probably had nothing to do with her.”

Joel said, “What if Echohawk changes her mind? If she really wanted to be the leader of the Solemnity Guild, she would get it without even trying.”

Aria looked at Joel skeptically. “Is she really that badass?”

“Sure.” Joel nearly forgot to lower his voice.

Wilson smacked the back of his head. “Keep it down.”

Joel rubbed the back of his head and went on. “You know what? Echohawk is kind of creepy. I’ve always thought she was the kind of assassin raised by some mysterious organization you see on TV.”

Aria rolled her eyes. “Bullshit.”

Joel said with conviction, “I’ve got proof.”

Aria felt curious. “What proof?”

“Acupuncture therapy,” Joel said, his eyes lighting up with excitement. “If she were in her thirties or forties, maybe it would make sense, but she mastered them in her teens. Who could do this so easily?”

Aria remained silent for a moment, looking away.

Wilson cast a complex look at Aria, trying to reassure himself that he was overthinking it.

Ronan relayed Tyree’s message to the Solemnity Guild.

The guards frowned. Everyone knew Echohawk had long since left the Solemnity Guild. Tyree was using her name to imply they were so close that crossing him meant crossing her.

The Solemnity Guild had a pretty brutal way of climbing ranks-take down the one above you, by any means. Echohawk held the top rank not just for her flawless missions, but for her unmatched mastery of acupuncture therapy.

Four years ago, she crushed every single one of the Solemnity Guild. And even after disappearing for years, the myth of Echohawk only got bigger.

The guards took a second, then snorted and thought, ‘If Echohawk wanted someone gone, she would do it herself. Why would she ever need the Wolfshade Syndicate?’

He sneered. “Wolfshade Syndicate? Echohawk doesn’t even know you. Don’t try to fool me.”

“This is Echohawk’s access card.” Tyree stepped out of the car and was now standing beside Ronan. “I demand to see my daughter.”

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After passing the trials, every operative got an access card to take on missions. The guard’s composure cracked the moment he saw it. He thought, ‘Is Tyree that close to Echohawk? If Echohawk truly intended to kill Curtis, we would be in deep

trouble.’

“Mr. Tyree Remar.” Aria came out with something in her arms. Wilson and his two companions followed behind.

Tyree’s expression darkened when he saw her.

Aria shot Tyree a cold look. “When did I tell you that I wanted Curtis dead?”

Tyree’s gaze lingered on the urn in her arms before he discreetly looked away. He thought, ‘No wonder all the men I sent had gone silent. She had gotten to them first.”

The Solemnity Guild guard’s eyes widened in disbelief when he saw Aria. Flustered, he gave her the access card, pointing at the Wolfshade Syndicate members. “Echohawk, they stole your access card.”

As Aria confronted Tyree, Joel and Harry stood dazed and confused until the guard of the Solemnity Guild suddenly called her Echohawk. It all clicked on them.

They knew Aria was with the Solemnity Guild, but never in their wildest dreams did they imagine she was the legendary Echohawk.

Wilson had long suspected it but couldn’t bring himself to believe it. Echohawk vanished four years ago, and Aria came home at the same time. The timeline matched. It was her.

Joel swallowed, barely daring to breathe. He remembered all the reckless things he had just blurted out and felt regretful.

While he was panicking, Aria said coldly, “Mr. Tyree Remar, you said my access card was lost. Turned out you stole it.”

Aria had briefly worked with Tyree before. When her access card went missing, he claimed it was lost. She hadn’t thought much of it at the time. After all, she was leaving the Solemnity Guild, and no one else could use it.

However, Tyree was too stupid to use this as proof of their supposed closeness.

Tyree didn’t even blink. “It was indeed lost. I just got it back.” His gaze locked onto the urn. “This holds the ashes of one of the Wolfshade Syndicate members, right?”

He emphasized the words “Wolfshade Syndicate”, then added, “Sara is Russell’s sister, and I always treat her as my daughter. If that’s her ashes, I’d like them back, Ms. Saxon.”

Aria smirked and said, “The Wolfshade Syndicate threw Sara into the Solemnity Guild. How could she be one of you?”

“This is all a misunderstanding,” Tyree said in a steady voice. “I’ll make it up to Russell. I’m sure he’ll let me keep this.”

Wilson suddenly scoffed. “Stop being hypocritical. I know what you’re up to.”

Tyree said coldly, “This is the Wolfshade Syndicate business. It has nothing to do with you.” He locked eyes with Aria. “Hand

over the urn.”

As Tyree’s words fell, the members of the Wolfshade Syndicate raised their guns at Aria. Wilson and the others moved fast

to protect her.

Tyree’s eyes showed a trace of impatience. Olivia was still stuck in the Solemnity Guild, so he needed to act fast. “Echohawk left the Solemnity Guild long ago. This is strictly between her and me. Your guild has no part in it.”

Seeing the standoff, another guard from the Solemnity Guild immediately raced off to alert their superior.

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