I Became His Sweetheart by Bright Eyes

Chapter 172

Faye was livid and hurried to help Erin up. However, she could not lift her, no matter how much she pulled. Instead, she slipped and fell herself.

Seeing this, Sheena raised an eyebrow, slightly amused. “Madam Freeman, you’re being too kind. There’s no need for such gestures. Although I must say, I certainly enjoy this.”

Once again, Skye burst into laughter, making Faye’s anger flare up. She glared at Sheena, gnashing her teeth. “You’re going too far! Show some restraint!”

Sheena blinked innocently, her eyes sparkling. “Am I going too far? Hmm… I think I’m not quite there yet. After all, the sound of Ms. Freeman’s head hitting the ground wasn’t quite loud enough.”

Erin felt a sense of dread. Yet, before she could react, a sharp pain shot through the back of her neck, causing her to lose her balance and her head to crash heavily onto the ground.

Someone in the crowd gasped when they heard the loud thud.

It sounded really painful!

she found a large swollen lump on her

was furious and utterly mortified. She felt like burying herself under a blanket

fault, scolding her directly in front of everyone was inappropriate. Eventually, Faye helped the limping

had departed, the two bodyguards who had thrown pebbles at Erin from the shadows stepped out. Sheena smiled approvingly and complimented

Elijah had been tirelessly searching for days in the mountain range connecting Farlem and Luivine, practically turning the entire mountain upside down. The sophisticated technological devices he brought were now useless as

too afraid

really had happened to Sheena, it would have been impossible that they had not found a single trace, even after days of

“Mr. Freeman, is it possible that the information was incorrect? Perhaps Ms. Sheena ended up somewhere else? The night was dark, and

to help

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finish his sentence, Elijah’s expression turned gloomier. “No, she’s not

subordinate was taken aback.

from such a

Leon was not lying–Sheena did fall from the plane. Besides, the detection equipment he brought was foolproof; even if she had fallen into a river, there should still be some trace.