Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon

Chapter 430

"It's fine," said Belinda, raising her hand to let Dominic wipe it. She wasn't the least bit upset. If anything, she seemed to be enjoying it. A faint blush even appeared on her stiff face.

Vespera watched silently while Vance looked like he was about to explode. The other guests sat quietly, exchanging glances with one another. No one spoke, but everyone was thinking something.

Eventually, the gala drew to a close. Belinda rose and led everyone to the second floor of the castle.

She announced, "Everyone will be staying here for the night. I have already made the room arrangements. Two to a room. If you came alone, you could have a room for yourself, but I would recommend finding a roommate. The wind gets pretty strong at night. Being alone might give you a fright.

"Alright then. Return to your rooms and get some rest."

The moment Belinda said that, many guests began to feel uneasy. They had to spend the night in the castle? Weren't they supposed to be staying in the hillside villas?

And what was all that about the wind? Why would they be frightened if they stayed alone? Why did she tell them to return to their rooms and rest?

to ask aloud. A few people instinctively turned to Dominic, clearly hoping he would step in and ask on

didn't want to

steward stepped forward and directed the maids to show

Evelyn hurried toward Vespera, reaching out to take her arm. It was

finish her sentence, Vespera had already latched onto Dominic's arm. She

Evelyn was rendered speechless.

Vance snorted with laughter, clearly enjoying the

glanced down at Vespera as if something had just clicked in his mind. Then, he turned to Evelyn with a serious expression and

replied, "You're so

Evelyn and gently tugged Vespera along by the hand. Meanwhile, Calvert and Gerard were

rest of the guests also filed into

Belinda watched them with a twisted smile. Her gaze seemed to say, "Now, let the

her heel and disappeared down the corridor, her maids trailing behind. In her absence, a heavy silence fell