Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 239 Like A Cheetah

After Rachel got off work, she walked out of the building of Johnson Corporation and saw the black Rolls–Royce phantom parked by the roadside.

At this moment, the night screen had hung down and the lights had just been turned on. The black car was like a cheetah lurking in the dark.

Even if it did not move, it was hard to ignore its wild and aggressive aura.

A faint gentleness appeared in Rachel’s eyes. She looked at the driver beside her. “I’ll leave by myself.”

With that, she grabbed her bag and quickly crossed the road to the car on the other side of the road.

In the car, David leaned against the seat. When he saw Rachel’s figure getting closer and closer, the corners of his lips curled up slightly.

He opened the car door and got out of the car.

The dim light from the roadside shone on his tall figure.

The powerful aura around him was extremely oppressive. Although he was just standing there without saying a word, he still looked so aggressive that everyone had to admire him.

the moment Rachel ran toward him, he bent down slightly and protected her

because of the love in their eyes,

her

you here? Why didn’t

past, David would call her in advance every time he came to pick her up.

she did not receive a call from him, so she simply kept working and didn’t get off work until just

to pass by, so I decided to wait here for a while.” David’s hand held her shoulder and pulled away from her. His pitch–black eyes seemed to be filled with starlight,

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Cheetan

have come out late.” Rachel pursed her lips and deliberately suppressed

smiles. He raised his hand and tapped the tip of her nose. His deep

the corners of her eyes were red. Her eyes were bloodshot, and she couldn’t

He frowned slightly.

uproar. He thought that Rachel must have

Why don’t you get in the car and sleep for a while?” As David spoke, he naturally wrapped his arm around her slender waist and brought her into the

a call from Mr. Smith

Her hand was held tightly by him, and

light and regular breathing sounded in