Elijah turned to her gently, noticing how tense she was. “It’s really nothing to make a big deal out of,” he said calmly. “Probably just a random robbery attempt or some reckless idiot firing blindly. These things happen sometimes.” Sierra glanced at him, still unsettled. “But… a bullet? That’s not normal.” He gave a small, reassuring smile. “I know it sounds scary, but look at me,” he said softly. “I’m fine. Nothing happened. The glass shattered, that’s all. No injury.” He rested his hand lightly on her arm. “Let’s not overthink it, okay? I don’t want you panicking over something that’s already done.” Sierra exhaled slowly, trying to steady herself. “You’re sure?” “I’m sure,” Elijah replied without hesitation. “If it was serious, I wouldn’t be sitting here talking to you this calmly.” She nodded, though worry still lingered in her eyes. “Alright… if you say so.” Elijah turned back to the window, his expression relaxed on the surface. In the BMW behind them, the road hummed qu

Elijah looked up at Felix and asked quietly,“What makes you think so?”Felix shrugged slightly. “It’s just normal to think that way,” he said. “You’ve had issues with certain high-profile people. Powerful people. So I don’t know… it could be that someone decided to target you.”Elijah nodded slowly. “I think so too,” he admitted. “I just don’t know who exactly. Whether it’s the Haldens… or someone else entirely.”Felix’s expression tightened. “So what are you going to do then?”Elijah leaned back slightly, his voice calm but resolved.“Sierra shouldn’t be asleep yet. Once she is, I’ll leave and start finding things out.”Felix understood immediately. He nodded.“Alright. I’ll be checking, so if she’s asleep, then I’ll come tell you.”Elijah nodded once more. “Okay.”Felix turned, opened the door quietly, and walked out, closing it gently behind him.Meanwhile, Elijah sat quietly, his thoughts shifting.Could it be the Hansen family?The timing… the silence… the reach—it wouldn’t be i