Wendy's POV: Heidi took a deep breath. "Okay, I'll tell you everything. But after today, you have to help me leave. I don't want to stay in Rivemon anymore. I want to go abroad, to a safe place. Otherwise, how do I know that after you hear everything, you won't just send me back to prison?" She dared to make demands with me? I instinctively squinted, but eventually, my brows relaxed, and I nodded lightly in agreement with Heidi's request. "Alright, as long as you tell me the whole story, I promise you'll leave here unharmed." But in the next second, I coldly warned her, "But I suggest you don't try any tricks. If you lie to me, you should know what the consequences will be." Hearing this, Heidi finally relaxed. She calmed herself and then began to tell me the details of how Caden and Tessa were kidnapped and taken to the cabin. "That's how it happened." After speaking for over half an hour, Heidi suddenly stopped, refusing to continue. "I'll tell you this much for now. Once I'm safe abroad, I'll call you and share the rest. I promise." I was taken aback for a moment, casting a disdainful look at Heidi, but I didn't say anything. Instead, I opened my bag and took out a card and a plane ticket from my wallet. "This is a ferry ticket to Meldoria, the one leaving at midnight, and there are three hours left. I'll have someone to take you there. The money on this card will be enough for you to live in Meldoria, but if I find out you're lying to me, you'll be coming back, understand?" Heidi smiled, took the card from my hand, and openly pocketed it. "Don't worry, Ms. Crawford. Once I'm safely abroad, I'll tell you everything. Just wait for my call." ... Two days later, while I was relaxing at home, I received a call from an unfamiliar number. I answered but didn't speak, waiting until Heidi's voice came through. "How are you, Ms. Crawford?" "Seems like you've settled in. So, what about the rest? Can you tell me now?" I casually twirled a lock of my hair. I already knew it was Heidi—no one else would be so secretive. I could hear Heidi's soft voice on the other end, talking quietly. I stayed silent, listening as she told me everything.The details were enough for me. Rosaline, you're in for a rough time ahead. Rosaline's POV: Caden and I had been enjoying ourselves in Phoshire for the past few days—sightseeing and shopping. Even the design competition was about to start. It felt like a rare opportunity to relax. That day, we had just arrived under Big Bendy, planning to take in the sights, when Caden suddenly got a call from Yale. "What's wrong?" Caden frowned slightly, clearly irritated. Yale's voice came through urgently on the other end of the line. "This is bad. I sent someone to check on Heidi's status at the prison today, but it turns out she's not there. It looks like she escaped!" "What?!" Caden's brows furrowed instantly, his voice filled with anger. He instinctively glanced at me, then took a moment to calm himself before asking in a low voice, "How long has she been gone?" Yale answered cautiously, telling the truth. "I asked the werewolf guards, and they said she's been missing for three days now. They don't know where Heidi is." Caden's gaze instantly turned cold and heavy. He spoke in a chilling tone, "I don't care what method we use. Get someone to find her right now. We need to bring Heidi back!" After Caden hung up the phone, I quickly asked, "What? Heidi escaped from prison?" Caden let out a heavy sigh and nodded. "Yes, she disappeared three days ago." I frowned, feeling completely surprised. Heidi was just a pawn in Everett's game. Since she was sent to prison, there was no way she could escape without someone taking the risk to help her. I looked at Caden, who seemed upset, and calmly reassured him. "Don't worry. Heidi's only support in Rivemon is Everett. Besides, there are werewolf guards on duty in the prison. If no one was helping her, she definitely couldn't have escaped. "But it seems clear that the person helping her wasn't Everett, because Heidi no longer holds any value for him. You should ask Yale to check who has visited the prison recently and whether there were any suspicious actions by Heidi before her escape." While that made sense, I couldn't figure it out right away. Who else would have any use for Heidi, and who would go through such trouble and risk to help her escape? It was too strange.