CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him by Miss Rich

Chapter 0493

Chapter 0493

Serena's words lingered in Suzy's mind, carving themselves deep: "That man looked quite a bit like you..."

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She had seen him before-the man Serena described was the same one she'd encountered that night at Evangeline's estate.

If what Serena said was true, that the man had lived here since childhood, then perhaps he wasn't who Suzy thought he might be.

The more she thought about it, the more tangled her thoughts became, like an unsolvable knot.

As she was trying to make sense of it all, the room was suddenly plunged into darkness.

Suzy assumed it was a power outage and reached for her phone to use its flashlight, but before she could, she sensed someone's presence approaching her.

Her first instinct was that it must be another of that woman's lackeys.

Quickly orienting herself to the sound of the footsteps, she prepared to attack, but a voice interrupted her.

you value your life, you

Suzy was speechless.

It wasn't an assassin?

like a friend than an enemy. Since you're so concerned about me, why not drop the mystery

the voice replied coldly. "I'm here to ensure that innocent people don't get hurt because of you. There are things

certain things? Are you implying I'm in the wrong here? Maybe you should check your facts-they were the ones

go. A bit of patience can bring peace, and taking a step back can give you a

flared. "You seem awfully concerned about me. Did someone send you to soften me up? Or are you here to threaten me in some roundabout

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end up like Dylan Wright. If that happens, regret

Suzy heard the faint sound of

Just as he opened the

your face? That's

Suzy flicked the light switch near the door. The room, which had been shrouded in darkness, was instantly bathed in bright light. She thought she'd finally get a good

man slipped through the door and bolted

chased after him, her strides long and purposeful, cornering him at the far end of the corridor where there was nowhere