In his eyes, Mrs. Engel was an accomplice of those people, and Shea had almost caused her child to be deformed, so it was normal for him not to forgive them. However, she couldn't determine why Brendan was so biased regarding Sam. He really believed that Sam had betrayed him.

No matter what, Deirdre needed to expose Emily's true nature. As for Brendan... She could only try to convince him now. After all, Shea was still in the hands of those people.

She turned her face and raised her head. "You say you believe me. Okay, then first tell me what happened to Shea. How did she disappear? Where did she go? Can you find her?"

Brendan frowned slightly, subconsciously wanting to ask Deirdre to leave the matter alone. Still, he was aware of the woman's determination, so he replied, "Before her disappearance, the surveillance only captured Shea going to an alley by herself, and then she vanished. I don't know the rest. I guess…"

He hesitated momentarily before saying, "This is a trap set up b