The Prison-Made Queen novel Chapter 75

Paulina's granddaughter had inherited Paulina's medical skills. Then there was Leilani, whose silhouette and figure were remarkably similar to Dr. Cheney's. Add to that the identity of "L"—wasn't L considered the successor to the "Ghost Doctor" on the dark web because of the jade pendant and medical techniques that mirrored Paulina's? Even if she wasn't Paulina's biological successor, she certainly had ties to her.

Could there be a connection between these three identities? He fell silent for a moment before finally speaking. "I'll be back in a week."

Dante was instantly delighted. "Good, good! Don't you dare stand her up this time!"

Callahan gave a faint "Hmm" and hung up.

The night was deep. In the manor's study, only a dim desk lamp was lit. Callahan stood before the floor-to-ceiling window, an unlit cigarette between his fingers, gazing into the darkness.

His phone screen lit up. He answered, his voice low and cold. "How is the investigation going?"

A raspy male voice came from the other end. "Mr. Langley, the trail has gone cold. The other party is very cautious; all traces have been wiped clean."

Callahan's eyes darkened further. His knuckles tightened, snapping the cigarette in half.

"Keep looking," he ordered coldly. "Once Arnold wakes up, everything will be clear."

Arnold was not just a patient; he was Callahan's personal bodyguard and a trusted confidant raised by the Langley family for years.

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