Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Connor's voice was cold and indifferent. "I warned you before, if you pull any more stunts or hurt anyone, I won't let you off the hook."

Kalilah raised her voice, "I didn't do anything!"

Connor's tone was calm but firm, "Then why did those two horses go wild today?"

Kalilah froze for a moment, as if realizing something. "What does that have to do with me?"

Just then, the riding instructor walked in. He approached Claire with respect and said, "Ma'am, we reviewed the surveillance footage. Juliet and Shakespeare went mad because Miss Kalilah gave them banned substances."

These horses were racehorses and needed daily training. Next to the stables was a specialized hospital stocked with various medications for treating any injuries. The instructor had even given tours of the facility before.

Kalilah's eyes widened in disbelief, "You're framing me! I didn't do it!"

Claire seemed uninterested in her defense. She waved her hand dismissively. "People like her should be sent back and handed over to the police. We live in a society governed by law, where evil deeds must be paid for. Before the law, everyone is equal; we must always abide by the rules and not harbor ill will towards others."

Connor listened to Claire's righteous speech and suddenly laughed. The person who most disregarded the law and treated lives as expendable was

to pick it up. Connor glanced at

sternness.

remained indifferent, as

that this situation was far from simple. Kalilah's involvement with the drugs couldn't be so straightforward; there had to be someone orchestrating

even more tense. Ruben was visibly nervous. Out of eight guests, two had already encountered trouble. How could they continue

and everyone retreated to their rooms. Before heading back, Chloe made a quick stop at the restroom. As she

Chloe, Ms. Claire invites you to join her for a play," one of

they were alone. She tried to resist, "Do I have

"If you can break free from us, then you

bodyguards were clearly top-notch; Chloe had seen their skills when they subdued the mad racehorses bare-handed. She knew she couldn't take on one of them, let alone two. Sensing the futility, she sighed and

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in, the car drove away from the estate. About half an hour later, they arrived at a peculiar location with architecture resembling a birdcage. Chloe recognized it from the