A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 387

The night grew deeper, casting a shadow over the countryside. The sky was brooding, heavy clouds hiding the moon, and a brisk wind rustled through the trees, whispering secrets to the night.

Gideon's car sped through the darkness. Before he knew it, he was at the gates of the Myers Manor.

His car stopped at the entrance. The guard noticed the vehicle had been idling for a while and went over.

Upon recognizing Gideon, the guard inquired, "Ah, Mr. Baker, what brings you here? Mr. Myers is away on business, not at home. If you need him, perhaps you should call him."

"I'm not here for him," Gideon replied, meeting the guard's gaze with determination. "I'm here to see Calliope."

"You wish to see Mrs. Myers?" The guard's gaze turned cautious, eyeing Gideon warily. "Mr. Baker, isn't it a bit late for a visit? It hardly seems appropriate."

"Let me in," Gideon demanded, his voice cold.

"I'm afraid I can't do that," the guard said, frowning. "Mr. Myers instructed us to ensure Mrs. Myers's safety in his absence. I can't let you in."

wants to see me?" Gideon

wouldn't see you at this hour,"

argued, frustration boiling within him. "She still loves me. She

the manor. He needed to get inside. He needed

to go through with his wedding-and he'd abandon everything for her.

you been drinking?" the guard asked, irritation seeping into his yoice. "If you keep this up, I'll have to call for backup to escort you away. It's inappropriate to see

you the right to dictate terms to me?" Gideon retorted sharply. "Silas isn't here, so what's stopping

with a forceful shove and dashed

restrain him, but Gideon was too quick, leaving the guard sprawled

Baker this isn't right. You'll regret

now, or

You know what's at stake here, don't

charging deeper into the manor as if possessed. Rain began to pour, intensifying his reckless

to his post and alerted Damien. After informing Damien, he