In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

Penelope was still worried that she was walking straight into the lion’s den. What’s there to discuss with a guy like him? Unless she’s giving him a second chance? That’s too foolish of her! Men like him are masters of deceit. Skylar’s still innocent, and there’s no telling what would happen to her if she blindly fell for his sweet nothings. Besides, he seems like an opulent elite. She definitely needs to be wary of this man.

Hence, Penelope stood at the door, refusing to budge even an inch. She was adamant about not letting the two leave together.

Tobias looked at Skylar’s friend as though she was a fool. Gosh. Where is this lunatic from? She’s too difficult to deal with.

“Don’t worry. We’ll leave after our conversation. I’ll give you a call once I’m back in the hostel. Is that okay?” Skylar promised in an attempt to coax Penelope.

Realizing that she was being put in a tight spot, Penelope began to waver. Finally, she let go of Skylar’s hand and reminded her, “Be careful! Make sure to go to places full of people. If there’s anything wrong, call the cops immediately!”

While speaking, she sneakily slipped the anti-rape device she brought along into Skylar’s bag.

in her mind is related to crime. If Tobias Ford really wanted to murder me, he

they grew, she did not even hear the car behind her honk. In a swift movement, Tobias pulled her into his arms to

to get into an accident if you keep acting like this.” He

closely behind him as they walked. When they arrived at the hotel’s entrance, Skylar bulged her

her blankly. “Is

your beck and call to fulfill your sexual desires? Then after you’ve had your way with me, you’ll just throw me aside as usual. Well, I guess the purpose of my existence is to be trampled on by you.” Her words were dripping with sarcasm as she vented her

throwing a tantrum? I’ve just returned from Rome, and the first thing I did upon landing was to meet her. Didn’t

she’s looking at me like I’m an eyesore and rejecting

that way, what can I do? Just don’t throw