His Unveiled Passion
Chapter 90
Chapter 90
Stephen ran to catch up to her, but a man appeared out of nowhere and blocked his path.
The man collided head-on with Stephen, spilling wine all over him.
Stephen had no time to deal with him. He was tense as he tried to move past the man.
The man, however, stood in his way and repeatedly apologized. "I'm sorry, Mr. Jacobson. I didn't mean it. How about I take your clothes to be dry cleaned?"
"It's fine." Stephen stepped to the side to bypass him.
But the man mirrored his movement. "Mr. Jacobson, I am terribly sorry. Please don't be angry with me."
Stephen became furious and shouted, "Get out of my way!"
The man rubbed his nose and stepped aside.
Stephen then hurried to the lift and saw the numbers on the display changing rapidly.
His heart sank. The lift had already reached the ninth floor.
Even if he took the lift next to it immediately, he wouldn't make it in time.
realizing something, Stephen spun around to
man was nowhere
man had
corner near the estate's side entrance,
Stephen opened the driver's side door and got in. "Ms. Sanders, it's done."
the rear mirror. "Shouldn't we wait for
that foolish girl, none of
exited the lift
iron door to the terrace and
a chair, positioned dangerously close to the edge of
mouth was taped, and
masked individual, who
out, her tears streamed down her face as she
stand seeing her sister in that state. She was
still playfully clinging to her. Mere hours later, her life was
"Let my sister
person replied. She was speaking in her original voice without the use of a voice
a woman. A
hesitation, too pressed for time to be
began walking toward the masked
was just
About His Unveiled Passion - Chapter 90
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