His Eagle Eyes on Me

"Juliet, can you hear me?" Hearing her not speak, Isaac said louder, "Don't be afraid! Since I called you, it's surely because I don't want to harm you."

Only when she heard Isaac's normal voice did she come to her senses.

She furrowed her brows and said coldly, "Isaac, don't pretend to be mysterious. It's pointless."

"I'm not trying to be mysterious. We'll meet tonight, and you'll find out what I need to tell you. Let's meet at the place we ate last night. My treat. How about that?" Isaac said. "Don't worry, I won't dare cause any trouble in public. By then, if you want to leave, you can leave anytime."

"Let's see if I'm busy or not tonight!" Juliet did not want to talk to him, so she hung up.

After she hung up, Isaac sent another message, [Tonight at seven. I'll be waiting for you.]

Juliet placed her phone down. She had completely lost her appetite. She wondered about what Isaac had meant when he told her that someone was looking for her. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Who was looking for her? Had she been exposed? When was she exposed?

When Elliot had sent some of his men to perform a background check on her had she not managed to hide it from them?

If Elliot had found out about something, he would have done something.

Elliot, he did not even look at

was even more unlikely that it was Avery. After all, Avery had hired her and given her tasks to perform. She barely cared about the

office and neither did she say anything to her. If Avery suspected her, she

Isaac said was looking for her

Who could it be?

and throwing it into the bin outside, she took her phone and headed

woman's number and

how have you and Irene been? Did anyone come look for you? Is

doing well! No one

us. Irene

playing with her,' said the old woman. "Madam, why did

He said that someone was looking for me. From his tone, I

How could he know anything? Then, does

hired this assistant. The person he is referring to must

instantly afraid. "Madam, don't go. What if you're in danger? Why don't we leave? Whether you're being watched, or Irene and I are being watched,

now, someone is