Chapter 90

Evelyn's POV Eryx glanced at the cars gradually surrounding us through the rearview mirror. He nodded grimly, his hands tightening on the steering wheel. "I've noticed. Don't worry, I'll lose them." I told him, "Send a mind-link to our security team." The convoy of black vehicles began closing in from multiple directions. With three children in the car, Eryx had to drive defensively, unable to execute the more aggressive evasive maneuvers he might have employed if I were alone. Rhys clutched my arm, his face pale with fear. "Mom..." I pulled him close, shielding him with my body. "Don't be afraid, Rhys. Mom's here." Little Alexis's eyes brimmed with tears, but she stubbornly held them back. She squeezed my hand and said with fierce determination, "Don't be scared, Mommy." My heart swelled with pride and pain at her bravery. My barely three-year-old daughter was trying to comfort me. "That's right, sweetie. Mommy's not scared, and you don't need to be either," I assured her, stroking he