Leave Me Alone, Mr Shaffer by Diana Tenny

Chapter 286

Isabella held her breath, listening carefully to the footsteps of the man outside.

He paused briefly at her door, then changed direction and headed towards the room

next to hers.

Isabella was puzzled. The room next to hers appeared to be a piano room filled with

high-end musical instruments.

Is this man planning to cleanse himself with music?

Just as she was pondering this, the music from next door didn’t start, and Seth’s

footsteps returned.

Did I catch him off-guard?

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Isabella was startled and quickly pressed herself against the door again.

Seth’s footsteps stopped at the door once more as it gradually got closer. Isabella could

even feel the slight pressure of his hand on the doorknob.

“Mr. Shaffer!” Isabella couldn’t help but call out.

The man outside didn’t respond; he just took a step back and then walked away.

Isabella let out a deep sigh of relief, leaning against the door and patting her chest

repeatedly.

She thought Seth would calm down, but just as she relaxed, he passed by her door

again. This time, he didn’t stop and simply walked by.

The only annoying thing was that he kept pacing back and forth.

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felt like a wolf pacing back and forth at the

strike at

wasn’t sure if Seth had a spare key.

take a

and cons, she could only send a message to Seth on

some things I

and sure enough, the man outside stopped moving.

came over and

and talk.”

snorted. “Do you think

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Seth was speechless.

the door, a man with an annoyed

the closed room door and struggling in

lower his face

be a problem

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claims, now that

feel unable to face others,

Why was it that he only craved her when

five

and calm look as if

the other hand, she was merely drenched, and he

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their reactions, it was indeed very annoying.

The woman inside called out

closed his eyes.

from my door, I’ll

speechless.

a deep breath, unbuttoned his collar, and said irritably,

you making

of silence from the other end of