Dear Sweetheart novel

Out of the blue, a flock of reporters rushed into the corridor and surrounded Rayna and the others in seconds.

With their cameras and microphones aimed inches away from Rayna and the other’s faces, they asked, “I heard Mr. Lopez was injured and is currently being treated in the emergency room, Mr. Faymon. Is he in this operating room?”

A reporter shoved their microphone toward Rayna and inquired, “I heard the one who assaulted Mr. Lopez was Bianca’s sister, Ms. Garland. According to my sources, you have a very close relationship with her, so I hope you can answer a question. Did she attack Mr. Lopez to avenge her sister?”

“Do you know anything about this matter, Ms. Garland?” another reporter questioned.

A third reporter inquired, “Are Justin’s and his friends’ deaths related to Bianca’s sister?”

The flashing lights of the cameras were blinding Rayna.

In response, she held her hand up to block the lights and turned away, ignoring the reporters.

Upon snapping back to reality, Kristie and the assistant pushed the reporters away.

However, there were too many reporters, so their efforts were futile.

The reporters continued to interrogate Rayna. “Are you staying quiet because you already knew Bianca’s sister was a murderer and tried to cover up for her? I heard she ran to the port after she attacked Mr. Lopez in hopes of escaping the country, but she leaped into the sea and committed suicide instead.”

Rayna raised her head upon hearing that and asked, “What did you say?”

Seeing that Rayna was talking to them, the reporter seized the opportunity to question, “Do you really not know, or are you pretending not to know, Ms. Garland? The police are investigating a suicide case at the port right now. Because of that, no ships dare to leave right now. Some passengers on those ships mentioned they recognized the woman who committed suicide. They said she was the woman seen together with Mr. Lopez, probably Bianca’s sister. Did she kill herself because she felt guilty for murdering Mr. Lopez?”

“I don’t know what you all are talking about.” Rayna’s hands were trembling. It was apparent she couldn’t keep her cool anymore. “I don’t know who Bianca’s sister is! Please leave!”

I don’t know where the reporters got their news from, but I need to verify whether they’re telling the truth or lying. Since Jessica escaped in a hurry, she likely would’ve headed to the port to leave the country on a ship. However, I refuse to believe she killed herself! The more she tried to leave, the more the reporters refused to let her go.

clothes and the bump hiding underneath, they yelled, “Are

their camera

the other reporters heard that, they immediately directed their attention to

asking her when she got pregnant

as she was bombarded with the reporters’

breathing because there wasn’t enough space for fresh air to pass through the

the reporters ran out, he pushed them aside

glared at the annoying

so coldly and fiercely that the reporters felt chills running down their spines. They didn’t even have the courage to meet

happened, fresh air was finally able to reach Rayna.

calling Jeremy and urge him to reach here soon. Call Gabriel to come here and

all the reporters’ communication devices. They aren’t

head. “You can count on me, Mr.

are so many of us here. Can you

the reporter frigidly. “Then all of you better shut yourselves up! If I see anyone reporting what happened

and prompted them to lower his

also

the reporters, the assistant clamored, “You all heard what Mr. Faymon said!

the hospital, Curtis brought Rayna to the passenger seat of

returned to her senses as she

“You need rest, Rayna.”

voice, “I’m fine. Just drive me to the port. I need to know whether the reporters were lying or not. Otherwise, I won’t be able to sleep even if I return

he could say would change her mind, he fastened her seatbelt. “Fine, we’ll go

have the nerve to drive too fast because Rayna

he saw her biting her trembling fingers due to anxiety. Evidently, she somewhat

response, he held her hand and comforted, “Ease up a little,