Elspeth… She is out on a date. No, wait… she is returning a favor.
Since Lisa knew that she couldn’t hide it from Callum because he was smart, she decided to tell the truth. “She is out eating with a friend.” She even emphasized ‘friend’ because she was afraid that he misunderstood her words.
“A friend? Guy or girl? Why won’t she answer my call while eating with her friend?” As Callum spoke, his expression darkened. At that moment, he could tell that Elspeth was with another man. She still went out with her friend, even though it was in the middle of the night. Plus, she tells Lisa to come back, which means they are alone.
Lisa was scared that he would get mad and quickly added, “They used to be friends. He was just going to return her a favor.”
In the middle of the night? What favor is he returning? Callum thought.
Then, he stood up and said, “Let’s go.”
When Lisa heard his words, she knew that he was off to find Elspeth. Should I call Elspeth and tell her about this? Maybe not. After all, her phone was dead, so I wouldn’t be able to call her, not to mention that she hadn’t answered Callum’s calls.
As Lisa thought about it, she looked at Callum’s grim expression and felt that Elspeth was doomed.
You are on your own with this one, Elspeth…
After Callum had left, Lisa felt something was wrong with her, as her body was getting hotter. At that moment, she was suspicious of the powder the director had sprinkled over her. Since it was a crucial moment, she didn’t have the time to think about it. However, judging by her experience, this was an aphrodisiac, not a poison!
As soon as she thought about it, her whole body went limp. It was as if her bone had dissolved as she melted on the ground like a puddle. At this moment, someone had called her. She managed to take out her phone and saw that it was Blake.
“Why can’t I get through Elspeth’s line, Lisa? I have something to tell her. Are you with her at the moment?”
However, Lisa couldn’t answer him. She didn’t have the antidote to this medicine, and on top of that, Elspeth had not been making these kinds of medicine recently.
“Hello? Are you there, Lisa? Why aren’t you answering me? Have you fallen asleep?” Blake bombarded her with questions.
a muffled moan. It was
seemed to have figured out what was happening and asked seriously, “Are you in trouble, Lisa? If
his words, Lisa hummed in
this moment, Blake could tell that Lisa had been
knew that she would be making weird noises. It was embarrassing enough for her to do what Blake had
say anything, and don’t hang up. I’ll be there as soon
this villa, Blake laughed at him for doing something unnecessary. However, never would he
quiet. As
and to be honest, it was a mess. However, the messier the place was, the tastier
experienced before, so you might not be used to it,” Jaxon
was curious about the place, Jaxon felt less
on. It’s this
took her to an old restaurant. The words on the board were blurred, but she could still tell that it
this restaurant is also a
words, Jaxon smiled and said, “You are
Stop calling me that. It’s weird. Just call me Elspeth, as everyone does. Of course, you can call me Miss Lynwood if you wish.” After all, Elspeth felt like she was just about three years older than
you Elspeth then. Come, Elspeth, I’m sure you
was surprised by his words, she still followed him into
was empty. The only being there were
as he spoke. “Hello, fellow customers. Would you mind if you guys
had similar looks to Jaxon, which might be that they were blood related. However, she
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