Chapter 30
The message from Simon read, [I know you wouldn’t come out willingly, so I’ve got leverage. Whitney, I have your grandfather’s old phone book, the one he had before he passed away. Haven’t you been trying to dig into that accident for years now? Are you sure you don’t want it?]
Simon knew her too well, and he had found her Achilles‘ heel.
Her mom and grandfather had perished in a horrific accident, or so the story went, according to Preston.
She was too young at the time, and she was studying abroad. Upon her return, she was bluntly informed of their sudden deaths. After they were gone, it was as if a giant hand had wiped away all traces of their existence.
Whitney had never questioned it before. She just wanted to know what really caused the accident. Back when she and Simon were an item, she had asked him to track down her grandfather’s assistant and any leads. The phone book was probably what he had found.
But after being double–crossed by the Valentine family, she started suspecting their involvement in her mother’s and grandfather’s deaths.
On the day of the funeral, she had searched the Valentine Mansion to no avail; Preston had cleared out all of her mother’s and grandfather’s belongings.
The phone book could reveal who her grandfather had been in contact with. If she could get her hands on it, it would be her only lead.
Whitney decided to call him back.
Simon’s voice was smug with triumph. “So, Whitney, what have you decided?”
“Where’s the phone book?”
“Come meet me. Agree to my terms, and I’ll hand it over.”
Whitney’s eyes narrowed. With a sly edge to her voice, she spoke, “How do I know the phone book is real? Show me a video of it now, and then we’ll talk.”
Simon agreed, and about two minutes later, he sent her a video.
Whitney squinted at the footage. Aside from the yellowed pages of the phone book, she recognized the background–the furniture, the layout–it was his bachelor apartment.
En så « no s
Armed with the information she needed, Whitney did not hang up in a hurry.
hint of pleasure as he said, “Meet me tomorrow night at Crystaline Bar’s private booth. You come,
Whitney agreed. “Fine.”
stand me up!” Simon sounded
Tiana. “Tiana, do we have enough time? Did you get
had coordinated with Tiana before the call, asking her
the call from his
was shot in real–time
“So, what’s your plan?”
The following evening.
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Natalie, saying she
buzzed with a Facebook message from L, [What are you up to? Dare ignore
came up. She furrowed her brows,
indifferent expression, Whitney left for
out to make her move
before
and sit
of alcohol on his breath. “What do you want to talk about? Make
features. She had once been the object of many a young
man would
but Simon’s gaze was deep
It was all supposed to be mine!” He
her heart. Her lips curled into a sneer. “In your heart, I can die, but I can’t carry another
Monica wrapped you around her finger with her seductions, you dropped me without a second thought. The Valentine family could secure
left Simon’s facade in shambles, his pretenses ripped away. He seized her shoulders. “It wasn’t like that. I still have
ever escape Monica’s seductions?” Whitney taunted him
a fallen woman. If so many men can have you,
rage shocked Whitney to the core. It took her a moment to
a cold fear.
seeing you trade your body for leverage. You
can’t stand to see me with someone else, and now you want me
glanced at it discreetly. Her expression eased, “Forget it. I don’t want the phone book anymore. I’m not going to keep you
made a show of naturally reaching
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