Chapter 23 Stab Into Avery’s Heart

Avery did not expect Gustave to actually stop him.

In Baltimore, Gustave was famous for his indifference. Moreover, if he remembered correctly, Darlene’s matter was related to Gustave’s uncle, Douglas, so he would not interfere.

Douglas had done many illegal things, and Gustave would turn a blind eye to

it even if it happened right under his nose.

However, Gustave actually helped Darlene.

Avery looked at the man’s shirt that Darlene was wearing and suddenly understood she had easy virtues.

Avery did not want to have a conflict with Gustave. He didn’t intend to fall out with someone who did business with him frequently. Avery would not do something like this that would not make up for the losses.

Avery grabbed Darlene’s wrist and walked out without any explanation.

Gustave watched from behind and became calm again, not saying anything

else.

Gustave had done enough today.

As soon as he pulled Darlene into the car, Avery grabbed her neck and pushed her back. The back of Darlene’s head hit the window of the car, and she

gasped.

Avery said angrily, “Speak. What did you do with him?”

Darlene knew the more she explained to someone like him, the more he

would think she was making excuses out of guilt.

Thinking of how he had thrown her into the private room to get humiliated and tortured by Douglas, Darlene laughed softly, “What did I do? Can’t you

see?”

None of the clothes she was wearing belonged to her.

Because when she escaped from the private room, her body was covered in blood, and she had lost one of her high heels in a hurry.

Right now, she only had a man’s shirt that reached her thighs. When she had just been at the Walpole’s manor, Arthur had felt sorry for her and asked the maid to get her a new shirt.

She was wearing the slippers that the maid had given her.

Avery looked down at her from top to bottom, his fists clenched so tightly

his eyes became even more

punched the car door beside her fiercely and suddenly realized a problem.

voice was

the entire night. The next day, when she had spoken, her voice seemed

tightened his grip on her neck. “Your throat has become like this. It seems you had a great time. You refused Mr.

tightly. The smell of blood quickly spread out from her mouth to her throat.

to explain anything to him. She just smiled,

neck and

back of the seat

almost fell off the

immediately took out his phone and made a call. “Good job, Darlene. I want to see

Paradise. I don’t care if he is seriously ill. As long as he is

other side of the line, and Avery put it on

speaker.

away. “He can’t take it now. It is illegal for you to take him away forcefully. Can you take responsibility

hung up the phone, and the noise on the

“Go on. Why aren’t you saying anything? Just tell me more details about you and Mr. Walpole. Darlene, you have made

suffer a thousand times over.”

mind was filled with Nathen’s voice.

on the phone.

come at me. How weak you are

an innocent child?”

joke. “An innocent child? Ms. Garcia,

You kept saying you wanted

was weak. Nathen had said on the phone just now that Nigel was sick and could not leave the hospital.

of

knew it best.

out and was saved by Mr. Walpole. Whether you believe it or not,

Avery heard her hoarse voice, he felt it was extremely ear–piercing.

well what kind of person Gustave is. He won’t help you unless he can get something from you. For someone like you, other than a dirty body, what other

give him?”

words were extremely unpleasant to hear.

grabbed her wrist. “Darlene, I

you can learn

Twilight Paradise. Avery dragged Darlene out of the car and took the elevator to the guest room

the room. by someone. His face was pale as

so excited that she wanted to rush over, but her shoulders were pressed down

and carefully examined her flustered appearance. “Why are you in such a hurry? The show has just begun.

thing to Ms. Garcia and let her have a good look. It really is not easy to find

effort, right?”

snatched the stack of papers

handed over.

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