Goodbye, My Wretched Love! By Dolly Molly

Chapter 61

Finley frowned impatiently: ” Get to the point!”

Luke hurriedly said: ” Maybe the gambler wants to keep the phone recording as evidence to blackmail others, and the audio can only be heard a little bit clearly.”

“That person is very cautious. Even the audio of the phone call has been specially processed, and our technology has restored a sentence in it. It was Mr. Birgid who helped.”

“Mr. Stwart, I think you should not listen?”

Finley felt that Luke really wanted to die today. After talking so much, he finally said, why don’t you stop listening? Will it hurt to hear it?

“Send it here!” Finley gritted his teeth, “If you don’t want to be thrown to Africa for mining by me, then send it over.”

There was an obvious trembling over there, and a short audio file was sent over after a while.

Finley hovered over the file with his finger, and he hesitated, so he clicked on it.

“When you go to Southeast Asia, I will transfer the follow- up money to your card…the pier…receive…”

There was a commotion, but it made Finley’s hand tremble violently.

and it fell to the ground

turned out to be Ellie’s voice. Although there was a discrepancy, he and Ellie had known each other since they were young, and they were so familiar.

on the cigarette desperately, and he smoked his

he burned his fingers a little bit, and he couldn’t bear it anymore. Just now there was

and Finley turned and walked into the bedroom irritably, and it

it up, and Ellie’s aggrieved voice

you okay? Is it a business matter? Do you want me to

flatly

for a long time, and

she cried like this, Finley would definitely surrender,

he wanted to endure it, but he couldn’t

burn on the back of your hand tonight?”

a dead silence for an instant, and Ellie’s cry was never heard again, and

and smiled lightly, but there was a bit of bitterness

of the car, she remembered

it’s like torture. She doesn’t know which floor

dragged her tired body into the door of the building, and now she didn’t know what time it was in the morning, the moonlight reflected into the broken door of the building, pulling a tall man who was sitting at the stairs waiting for someone into a