Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon

Drunk And Daring I Kissed A Tycoon! 60

Chapter 60

Everyone frotein shock. Their gases instinctively hired toward the door.

There, leaning weakly against the doorframe, stood a woman-soaked to the

bone, her face deathly pale, with scratches and bruises marring her forehead and cheeks. Despite her disheveled state, her beauty was still undeniable.

It was Vespera

The realization spread like wildfire through the room. Gasps filled the air as everyone recognized her-the very woman whose grace had captivated them all from the moment she arved

Dominic jumped to his teet, crossing the room in a flash. He reached out to steady her, his eyes lighting up with a mix of relief and astonishment. "Vespera... you're alive." Awave of joy surged through him, urging him to pull her into his a

Vespera managed a faint, wry smile "I got lucky. Death wasn't ready to take ine yet."

handle the

She had grown up by the sea, living with her grandmother before starting elementary school. As an accomplished swimmer, she knew how to read the currents and ha crashing waves with confidence

that took the brunt of the impact when she hit

was drained of

How could she have survived? How could she have the

The deep gash in her leg burned with every step,

kind-hearted young woman on an electric scooter had passed by and given her a ride. Vespera knew Dominic must be

the hospital first," Dominic said, his sharp gaze immediately locking

face was pale, and her lips lacked

no changing her mind. She may have appeared fragile, but she was anything but.

easy," he murmured, wrapping an arm around her shoulders to

after just a few steps, he noticed her gritting her teeth, her forehead glistening

into his arms and carefully placed her in his seat, disregarding the eyes watching

was any romance between them?That gesture had been far too instinctive to be anything but what it was. Hancy's eyes were bloodshot, her heart twisting in agony as though a thousand

pain. Having barely escaped death, she was too exhausted to focus on anything beyond the present moment. On the table, Nancy's

of the caller I. In that

"Mr. Green, how bold of you. The least you could have done was make sure

have no idea what you're talking about." Blake feigned confusion, playing the

dead before