Chapter 34. Anonymous Text

Jace Hudson read through it and placed the phone down. He stood by the window and looked outside the window. Somehow, staring out of the window seemed to instil calmness within him.

Everything seemed to be tangled up like a spider web. On one hand is Arianna and the guilt that roared in his conscience like troubled water.

And now, some anonymous scoundrel was threatening him. This is the second text he received that morning. One was sent to his mail and this was the second one.

Whoever that scoundrel is, he or she shouldn't send him threats through his email or text message. He could come before him and do it, man to man or maybe woman to man.

But now, the fellow knows that he has a son. Eli's life is in danger. He needed to call his bodyguards to keep a close eye on him.

But his door opened and Chase walked in. The latter saw his brother staring out of his windows and his hands in his pants pocket. He sighed softly.

He knew Jace was suf