After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 907

That night, when Sidney returned to his small apartment, he planned to review the blueprints again.

However, his phone suddenly rang.

Glancing at the screen, he saw it was Fawn calling.

"Hello, Miss Powell. Is everything alright?"

Fawn's voice was slurred, clearly drunk.

"Sidney... Sidney, come get me. I can't go home... I can't get home..." she sobbed, her words barely coherent.

It was obvious she had been drinking.

Sidney's brow furrowed. "Miss Fawn, where are you right now?"

She mumbled the name of a bar, and without hesitation, Sidney grabbed his keys and headed out to find her.

The bar was packed and lively, with music blasting and people filling every corner. Sidney maneuvered through the crowd until he spotted Fawn slumped in a booth, thoroughly drunk.

A man had leaned over her, his hand reaching for her thigh.

Sidney stepped in immediately, blocking the man's hand.

voice was cold. "Who are

withdrawing his hand. "Whoa, I just saw she was wasted and thought

her friend. Back off," Sidney said

man stood up and left without a word. Sidney turned his attention to Fawn, gently lifting her from the seat. He tapped her cheek lightly. "Miss Powell? Can you hear me?" But

the bar at her current state was far too dangerous. Sidney had no choice but to

he led her outside. The cool night air hit them, and Fawn suddenly

waited until she was

asked, trying to gauge her level

lifted her

arms around his

My parents... they don't want me anymore. They're trying to marry me off to some old man. I don't want to marry an old man!" she

getting involved in her family drama. "Miss Powell, how about I take you to

me home," she mumbled, her forehead resting against his neck as she drifted back into

Seeing

he

bring her to his

and knowing decided to

hotel for the

inside her car, Maria watched

waiting for a moment, she picked

the hotel room, placing her gently on the bed. As he straightened up, his phone rang. Seeing Maria's name on the screen, he frowned. It had been a month since they last spoke, and he had assumed

was she calling