Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 65 What Are You Doing Publicly?

Orion noticed her movement, and his eyes darkened slightly. He said, "What a coincidence, Seraphina."

Seraphina raised an eyebrow and said, "Not really. I was just about to leave."

Before she could walk past him, he blocked her way.

"We need to talk."

"About what?" she asked, puzzled.

"You know exactly what." Orion's voice was firm, and his blue eyes were staring intently at her.

Seraphina smiled. Her drunkenness was gone. She said, "I don't think there's anything for us to discuss. Please contact my assistant for work-related matters."

Seraphina's phone rang-her driver had arrived. She was about to leave when Orion spoke again, "Name your price. I need that pipe."

So it was about the pipe. After a night had passed, Ramona must have realised what had happened. Theresa and Hannah must have had a tough night.

"Mr. Dros, can't you see? I have refused repeatedly since yesterday; no matter the terms you offer, no means no." Seraphina gave a faint smile.

With that, she tried to walk past Orion towards the door.

Orion suddenly grabbed her bare shoulders and pinned her against the marble wall. "Seraphina, you know how important that pipe is to my family. What do you want?!"

as he leaned in close and whispered in

him momentarily. When was the last time he had been

man only inches from her face, feeling his hot breath against her

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them much attention. When Seraphina's shout was heard, everyone turned to look at the

a few young men

helplessly as Hansen escorted her out

into the car, but she remembered she had left her bag in the private

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get it. "I'll get it," Hansen offered. "You wait in the

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Seraphina hesitated for a moment but decided to follow.

further complications, Seraphina waited by the fountain on the other

and asked, "She

Orion grunted in response.

now, but she used to be quite compliant. I can't believe you two

as they got into their

overcast, and the air

She stared blankly in the direction they had gone, her chest aching with a