Dear Sweetheart novel

Rayna glanced at Curtis and was surprised to find the latter looking at her too.

When they met each other’s eyes, Rayna’s heart trembled for a moment before she looked away.

She crossed her arms and stared at the wall, waiting patiently.

Ever since Curtis caused the ruckus in the church, she told him a relationship between the two of them would never, ever be possible. Even though he didn’t cross the line, he always had a way of appearing in front of me. One time, when I was discussing business with someone, he coincidentally showed up. Then, because the person I was talking to knew who he was, they insisted on having a meal and discussing business with him. There was another time when Kristie begged me to prepare a meal for her. After I bought a bunch of ingredients, I went back to her place, and there he was, in the elevator. He even helped me with the bags and ate the food I made. Even though he didn’t proactively humble himself, I seem to always come across him wherever I go. It’s especially irritating when I know he’s the reason for my successful business collaborations.

In the end, Rayna couldn’t take it anymore and spoke to him coldly. “Why do I always bump into you no matter where I go? I don’t recall Faymon Group having a little amount of work according to my experience of working there.”

“Norwal City’s not that big, especially when you’re traveling in a car. It’s not that weird for us to encounter each other often,” Curtis replied.

“Are you intentionally following me?”

He smiled. “You were the one who said the children will be taken into the Faymon family once they’re born. We discussed this clearly before, didn’t we? As long as you don’t marry anyone else, I won’t bother you. Why would I follow you, then?”

Rayna was so enraged that she couldn’t muster a word out. Indeed, I don’t have any evidence of him following me. In fact, I feel like a narcissist asking him that question because it makes me sound like I believe I hold an important spot in his heart!

Kristie didn’t have the guts to interrupt the two when she sensed the awkward atmosphere around them.

She approached the similarly invisible assistant and asked, “Why are you here?”

“Mr. Valentine called me,” the assistant replied in a small voice. “He was afraid Mr. Faymon wouldn’t make it to the hospital in time, so he asked me to take care of the situation. I didn’t expect Mr. Faymon to arrive earlier than me.”

Then when did Wyatt find

was visibly hesitant to answer

Kristie continued, “You know it’s meaningless to hide the truth by this point,

inform, “Two weeks ago, Mr. Lopez called and asked me to borrow Shadow. When he returned from Yartran, he brought Mrs. Lopez back with

nicely. Heck, he even asked me to help investigate

shrieked,

startled by Kristie’s

senses, she turned to

the assistant. “He said

spat

bring her to the City Hall to register their marriage. They even went to take wedding

did it all

an indirect way, “They obtained their marriage certificate, Ms. Garland. What do

slightly as she grimaced. I refuse to believe Jessica would willingly marry Wyatt! He must’ve forced her to do it! He’s such a

Kristie noticed something peculiar in the assistant’s remark and inquired, “If Wyatt’s the one who asked you to investigate Jessica’s uncle’s death, then it means he wasn’t the one who ordered the hit,

her uncle. He told me someone intentionally

hearing that, Rayna grabbed his arm and questioned, “So, Wyatt wasn’t the one who sent a group of thugs to interrogate

like someone is intentionally setting Mr. Lopez up.” When the assistant saw how Rayna reacted, he also started to believe the matter was much more complicated than it

noticed something was off, he approached

and aunt were dead…” The assistant told everyone present everything he

Oliver and his wife’s deaths have nothing to do with Wyatt at

that moment, she felt very remorseful. “I thought Jessie injured Wyatt to avenge her uncle and

didn’t tell Jessie they died, though. I only sent her away back then.