His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 67

Three days later, Wendy stood outside the hotel suite door and knocked on it several times. "Zachary, are you in there?"

There was no reply.

Wendy frowned and then pulled out her phone to dial his number.

The phone rang for a long time before it eventually went to voicemail.

Since they returned from Uriah's place that day, she had completely lost contact with Zachary.

He didn't reply to her messages and never answered her calls. Now, he wouldn't even open the door for her.

She had checked with the hotel receptionist and they had confirmed that Zachary hadn't checked out.

She pounded on the door with her fist and yelled, "Zachary, open this door immediately! If you don't, I'll keep knocking until you do!"

Wendy continued to knock for a solid ten minutes before the door finally opened.

The smell of cigarettes and alcohol immediately washed over her, making her gag involuntarily.

"What is that awful smell?" Wendy pinched her nose and grimaced.

his sunken eyes, unshaven and greasy face, as well as the overpowering stench of smoke and alcohol clinging to him. It seemed like he hadn't showered

eyes were dull and lifeless. He asked, "What

haven't been able to contact you for days, so I got worried." Wendy pushed the door open and walked inside the

tightly shut, and the lights were turned off. Despite the daylight outside,

reached to

spacious suite had empty alcohol bottles scattered all across the living room, and the ashtray on the table was overflowing with

drew the curtains and opened

you going to continue being like this? What about

Gomez has

few days, but

to investin Gomez Corporation. I did some digging,

being pressured by

toward Zachary and continued, "Do you know who her fiancé is? He's Zachary Jacobson, the

the most influential person in Rivertown. His family is even more powerful than

works for the government in Jordanville With just one word from Zachary, no company in Rivertown would

but a lifeless puppet, his face completely devoid of

to Wendy's words.

his lack of

fell back

dragged his sluggish body back inside the room

sudden bright light was too much for him to handle. He felt his head spin, and he nearly lost

staggered over to the window and stared

extremely sunny day