Her Story: Rise Of Tiffany Novel by Rex Ring
Chapter 367
Chapter 367
John had recently gotten more and more comfortable with addressing Tiffany as Mrs. Hampton. And he had a smug grin on his face.
Tiffany glanced at John, half-annoyed and half-amused. "Did you win the lottery recently?"
"No, but I'm even happier than if I had," John chuckled, his voice full of pride and glee.
He could already picture the grand wedding that wasn't far off.
"Oh, right." Tiffany suddenly remembered and asked, "Why couldn't I reach you when you went on a business trip a few days ago? Where were you all?"
This question had been circling in her mind for a while.
She had intended to ask Richard about it once he returned.
But somehow, with just a few words and a light smile from him, Richard's devastatingly charming face had her heart racing so much that she completely forgot about the question.
John scratched his head and answered, though somewhat vaguely, "Oh, we didn't really go anywhere...just took over a small company. Yeah, that's it."
They had dismantled Felix's organization, which could loosely be considered "acquiring a small company" in business terms. John nodded emphatically as he spoke, looking like quite the clever fellow. But his uncertain tone made Tiffany suspicious. "Are you sure that's all?"
Tiffany thought, 'If it was just business, it wouldn't be some huge secret. Why wouldn't anyone
tell me?'
"Yep, that's it. Just the people from the other company were a bit tricky, so we...uh...we caught... I mean, we acquired them, and then..."
He couldn't continue the story.
John's face fell, and, after stammering for a while, he muttered, "Mrs. Hampton, goodbye."
Then he quickly got in the car, hit the gas, and disappeared in a flash.
Tiffany shook her head.
She'd have to save this question for Richard tonight.
She walked ahead and entered the hospital.
At that moment, a bus pulled up by the roadside.
A crowd of passengers disembarked, including Wayne.
Karl was closely following Wayne.
Things were getting more and more tense.
The area was crowded. There was no good chance to make a move.
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Chapter 367
another phone call to
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of the line, Melody, frustrated, lowered her voice and warned, "I'm on my way to the hospital now. You better stop him. Don't expect any more money from me if you fail." "Got it." Karl hung up, sticking close
had already gone up to the reception
looking for
but after checking, the nurse shook her head and said,
is his
the nurse's face, Wayne scratched his
to go
+5
middle-aged man casually put an arm around Wayne's shoulders and started leading him
asked, "Isn't he
wrong place. This is Building 1;
they walked, the more isolated the surroundings
realized something was
this man really was Charlie's relative, why
turned
sinister laugh sounded, and in the next moment,
pressed into his
for help,
"Don't."
it all. He
an under-construction area of the hospital, with no
the knife. "Why did you
"I..."
my knife
that I was going to give to Mr. Kelley. Let me go, and I'll give it
of video? Show-it to
said, "Promise to let me go, and I'll hand
in a position to negotiate with me? Do you even know who I
voice came from
who might you
Both men turned around.
a young woman in
skin was flawless, radiant, and soft, her gaze bright
in utter disbelief, widened his eyes. "Miss Kelley? You... you're not
was both shocked and
hand, had already
hurriedly shouted, "Run,
casually rubbed her ear, completely
dare touch
menacing. "Hand over
phone? I don't know..." Wayne stammered,
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