Ch. 465: Mr. Edwards’ Unraveled Life Chapter 465

Chapter 465

Kevin had people around him, and on top of that, his sharp instincts gave him an edge.

Calvin’s attempt to harm Kevin failed. But in any battle, casualties were inevitable.

Calvin never cared about Bianca, and Kevin had no intention of using her as a hostage—but he wasn’t about to let her go, either.

Realizing the situation wasn’t in his favor, Calvin quickly raised the white flag, attempting to negotiate. “Kevin, you came here for peacekeeping, to get the antidote, and to find someone. There’s no deep-seated hatred between us, no grudge we can’t move past. I can help you with your requests. I don’t want to be your enemy.”

Calvin’s ultimate goal was power—he wanted to rule this land. Right now, Kevin had no weaknesses he could exploit, leaving Calvin at a disadvantage.

But Kevin wasn’t even paying attention to Calvin. “I just want Norah.”

What did the antidote matter? What was war? What was life or death?

All he wanted was to see Norah standing before him, safe and sound. Everything else was secondary.

Bianca stared at Kevin, her heart aching.

She had been so foolish. Even now, her heart still pounded for him. But in Kevin’s eyes, she was nothing.

All that mattered to him was Norah.

For Norah, Kevin would sacrifice anything. And Bianca? In his eyes, she wasn’t even worth a second thought.

Calvin had publicly dismissed her, and Kevin had exposed her for who she really was.

“Kevin, if you don’t back off, you’ll never see Norah again.”

“Then I’ll kill you first.”

Kevin’s voice was icy and unwavering.

Before Calvin could react, Kevin fired, hitting Bianca in the shoulder blade.

She let out a piercing scream.

Despite her training, she had never endured such pain. The gunshot tore through her, leaving her weak, dizzy, and overwhelmed by the scent of blood.

But no one cared.

Calvin had abandoned her. She was worthless now.

She might as well die.

If dying meant being with Kevin, then it was worth it.

That thought filled her mind, but her body betrayed her. She was too injured to fight back, and Kevin’s men quickly subdued her.

Meanwhile, in the slave camp, an uprising had begun. The slaves, driven by years of suffering, turned against Calvin. While Pharaoh was the master of the Yi tribe, it was Calvin who had conducted the cruel experiments that tormented them.

The slaves wanted revenge.

Calvin never expected his carefully crafted plan to fall apart at the hands of Jace and Kevin. Caught off guard, he had no choice but to throw out a bomb and flee.

“Chase him!”

Kevin wasn’t interested in pursuing Calvin. Right now, all that mattered was finding Norah.

This was a turning point for the Yi people. Kevin helped them rebuild, freed the slaves, and eventually met Baimo and the unconscious Pharaoh.

Kevin’s expression darkened at the sight of Baimo’s injuries. “Did you see Norah?”

“Jace took her. She’s safe with him. He won’t let anything happen to her.”

Kevin pressed his lips together. With a simple gesture, his soldiers stepped in to assist Baimo and Pharaoh.

Baimo was crucial to the Yi tribe. Stability was needed, and if peace could be reached now, that would be the best outcome.

Kevin then turned to Levi and Frank. “Find Jace and Norah. Search everywhere.”

Jace had no phone, Norah’s condition was unknown, Calvin had escaped, and there was even the possibility that Calvin was already after Norah.

Kevin couldn’t let himself dwell on that.

“Captain Edwards, don’t worry. We’ve already sent people out. We won’t let anything happen to Ms. White,” Levi and Frank assured him in unison.

Baimo noticed the determination in Kevin’s eyes. Their gazes met, but neither spoke.

Through Kevin’s actions, Baimo saw his deep love for Norah. And considering Jace’s attitude toward her, Kevin already knew the truth about certain things.

“Hm. Baimo, I need you to take the lead here. I don’t want war.”

Baimo understood. “Neither do I.”

He despised war and the suffering it caused. But he had never been able to change the fate of the Yi tribe.

Now, Calvin was gone, and Kevin had arrived at the right moment. None of this would have been possible without Norah. If not for her, the Yi tribe wouldn’t have had this chance.

Kevin said nothing more. He turned and walked away.

He still had unfinished business with Bianca.

She had brought Norah here, stolen her identity, and not long ago, tried to take Kevin down with her.

Where had she gotten the audacity?

Now, Kevin stood before Bianca. Her body was covered in deep lash marks, her wounds raw.

But that was only the beginning.

As her wounds opened, Kevin poured salt water over her torn flesh. Her agonized screams gradually weakened into hoarse gasps.

In her haze, Bianca saw Kevin’s cold, indifferent face. A bitter smile crept onto her lips.

“Kevin, I was so obsessed with you. I gave you everything… and this is how you repay me? You really don’t care at all? You’d just watch me die?”

She laughed, a broken, hollow sound.

“You weren’t always like this. You used to be kind to me. You even let me go before! Why are you being so cruel now? Just because I tried to take you down with me?”

She was hysterical, her voice raw.

She had no strength left, yet she clung to her obsession with Kevin. She just wanted to be with him—whether in life or death.

But Kevin remained unmoved. His gaze never wavered.

She had asked him this question countless times before, and each time, his answer was the same: Norah was the only one in his heart.

For Bianca, that truth was devastating.

Once, they had seemed like the perfect match in everyone’s eyes.

“Kevin, I met you first! I— I even saved—”

“Did you really save me?”

Before she could finish, Kevin cut her off with a cold smirk.