Facade of Love

Chapter 15 Taking Her to the Mountain Top

“Yvette Scott!” The man beneath me roared in anger, and then I was tossed onto the ground.

After throwing up, I sobered up a little. I looked up at the man standing before me, who was now covered in filth. If the law allowed cannibalism, he would have eaten me by now. I was a bit stunned. and decided to act docile. “Don’t glare at me like that. I’m scared.”

He seemed to be laughing from anger, and lifted me up, sneering. “Do you even know what fear is?”

I was about to say something when he took off his jacket and threw it into a dustbin. He then bent down, picked me up, and strode out of the club.

He proceeded to throw me into the car. I did not dare to make a sound. I was still a little tipsy, and while my mind was clear, my b*dy was weak. I was afraid that if I angered him further, he might throw me into some foul–smelling ditch, so it was best to keep my mouth shut.

However, after sitting in the car for a while and noticing he had not come back yet, I wanted to get out but discovered that the doors were locked. I had no choice but to lean against the passenger seat and try to clear my mind.

After a while, the car door slammed shut with a bang.

Startled, I opened my eyes and saw Idris had entered the car, now in a new set of clothes. So he had gone to change? How meticulous of him.

Too tired to talk, I closed my eyes and pretended to be asleep.

He started the car and drove for quite some time. I began to feel something was off. Though Lake City was huge, regardless of whether he planned to take me to a hotel or back to Clearwater Residence, we should have arrived by now.

car showed no signs of stopping. I could not resist peeking outside. All I saw were dark shadows and the flickering moonlight illuminating the

on a

and I turned to

me and merely said in a

scared. Was he taking me into the mountains in the middle of the night because he was

me, my parents won’t let you go. If I end up dead, they

looked at the “Yvette, you really need to get

head.”

to speak when he

of the window. There was no road ahead of us, meaning that e had reached the mountain top. Confused about his intentions, I got out

strength to walk.

than I did. He was already outside the car when I got out, so he

The wind on the mountaintop was strong and gave me a headache. Holding back my emotions became increasingly difficult, so I raised my voice. “Idris Young, why did you bring me here? Isn’t it enough that I’ve agreed to divorce you?

wilderness?”

He chuckled coldly. The arm around me tightened.

stay here, standing in the

but my head did indeed clear a bit due to the cold. I squatted down and hugged myself, feeling frustrated while muttering, “Idris, you didn’t just bring me here to stand in the wind, did you?” He did not have that much free time, and I was not that stupid. However,

wilderness.