Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon

Chapter 434

Vespera nodded. Dominic walked over to the window and pulled the curtains. Then, he tried to push it open, but it didn't budge. After inspecting it for a moment, he said, "It's locked."

Vespera was disappointed but only for a second. Her eyes lit up with a new idea. She said, "Smash the glass!"

Without waiting for a response, she turned and dragged a chair. Dominic raised his hand, wanting to stop her, and called out, "Vera..."

Panting from effort, Vespera shoved the chair into his arms and said, "Smash it!"

Dominic looked at her, sweat clinging to her temples with a determined expression. He couldn't help but smile and reached out to wipe away the sweat on her forehead. She said, "You truly are a woman of action. You're so impressive."

Vespera scowled. Why was Dominic spouting nonsense at this time?

Sensing her rising irritation, Dominic quickly softened his tone and said, "It's a good idea, but we aren't here to make enemies. We shouldn't act too rashly. Breaking something could backfire.

Backfire? Vespera tried to process the word, but her mind wasn't working properly as she was currently irritated and slow.

Suddenly, a flash of movement outside the window caught her eye, and a muffled thud followed.

She pointed at the window, and her

in time and said, "It's alright. Sit down on the couch for a second. I'll go and take a

to his shirt, refusing to let

go together. Don't

only peer through the glass. Outside, just barely visible, was a woman's

had worn a cyan gown earlier that night. She

turned ghostly pale. Dominic covered her eyes

the curtains closed and guided Vespera back to the couch. Her

was cold. He didn't feel guilty for not

door, followed by a polite male voice. He said, "Mr. Reid,

thought, "Someone just fell to their death, yet the butlers and maids

calmly,

out of the room. Calvert and Gerard also came out of the room next

still reeling from the horrific scene outside the window. She thought that things hadn't gotten too out of hand since they seemed

They looked like they were enemies. It was unknown as to