Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 285 Well-dressed but Not Doing Business

Grace, who could still walk upright, stumbled behind them as they left the bar. Upon reaching the exit, she saw Huston stuffing Evelyn into the car and quickly ran over. Unfortunately, her legs failed to cooperate, and fell to the ground in a stumble.

Grace exclaimed and closed her eyes, bracing herself for the pain. However, she was greeted with a warm and firm embrace instead of the anticipated pain.

Huh?

Why didn’t it hurt?

One second, two seconds, five seconds… Grace opened her eyes and saw a handsome face with a deep and hateful

memory.

It was him!

“Why are you here?” Grace wanted to jump three meters away, but the man was one step faster and had already

pressed her into his arms.

A low and gentle voice came from above her head. “Don’t mess around, or I’ll tie you up again.”

Speaking of the word ‘tie,’ Grace’s mind immediately thought of her miserable situation from the last time. However…

“Let go of me! I’m going to find Evelyn!” As she spoke, she struggled to walk toward Huston’s car.

Matt only used 20% of his strength to subdue her, and his face. was full of helplessness. “They’re a couple. What are you doing

here?”

car driving away before she could break free. Fueled by anger, she slapped Matt hard on the shoulder. “You lawyers are all despicable! You

Matt was speechless.

face before her, and said fiercely, “What

about

the first time in Matt’s 32 years of life

had scolded him. It was

Grace finished her tirade, she turned around and walked away

obey, her retreating figure exuded a

stubbornness.

his head. Afraid that something would happen.

her. He even deliberately turned

strong light hurt her

were three loud knocks, which

show how angry

looked at the drunk

laugh. After he rolled down the window

on his face had disappeared. “What are

you doing?”

doing?” Grace chuckled playfully. “What do you

shining the car lights on me?”

brightness appeared in those usually rational and restrained eyes. “I meant for you to get in

at nearly 180 miles per hour, covering over an hour’s journey in less than forty minutes. The car stopped in the yard, and he unbuckled his and got out of the