Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 395 An Incredible Mother The man following Raegan made his way toward the hotel but was intercepted before entering.

The security guard regarded the man with a slight frown. "I'm sorry, sir, but unless you're a guest of the hotel, entry is not permitted." It wasn't that the security guard took pleasure in demeaning others. It was simply that this man was markedly disheveled. Clad in what was once a white T-shirt now transformed into a stiff, dark hue due to neglect, emitting a pungent odor from a distance.

His face was obscured by a long, unkempt beard, clumps of ice melded within, resembling a cake-like texture.

His fingernails coated with grimy

residue, scarcely a clean spot discernible. This man bore the visage of a homeless individual who had traversed many a weary road.

Challenged by the security guard, the man countered, "Who says I'm not a guest? I am!" The security guard replied, "If that's the case, please provide your name and ID number, and I'll verify it for you." "I'm Brent Hayes, and my niece just entered. Let me go find her," he asserted.

Ever since Brent swindled money from the villagers, he fled abroad the following day, only to recklessly squander three million in less than a day.

That three million hadn't come easily, yet now, he found himself penniless.

In a moment of desperation, Brent resorted to theft, snatching someone's money meant for exchange and fleeing.

The venue's security guards, a formidable bunch, were relentless in their pursuit, ensuring Brent didn’ escape without consequence.

Upon capture, given Brent's prior lavish spending of three million, the venue's boss opted for a brutal punishment, severing three of Brent's fingers as retribution.

Forced to sign an IOU and work off his debt at the venue, Brent faced regular beatings if his performance fell short.

Enduring nearly three years of inhumane treatment, Brent seized an opportunity to escape when the boss let his guard down.

After his escape, Brent found

employment on a fishing boat, where he toiled for a year before returning to homeland.

intending to seek assistance from his mother, Brent was devastated to discover she had passed away, leaving him with no support Furthermore, his only niece was

sought refuge in Ardlens, disguising himself by neglecting personal

at the entrance of a hotel that Brent unexpectedly caught sight of his

attire and demeanor, it was evident they belonged

surge of hope, believing he might

hopes were dashed as he

refusing to grant Brent entry. "Sir, please refrain

provided the name Raegan Hayes, oblivious to the fact that Raegan had recently changed

the security guard, who issued a stern

press conference

as the head of Crescent Studio, identifying herself

it! The bitch becomes wealthy and forsakes me, even going as far as changing

stationed nearby. Katie was here to

a connection to Raegan. However, it was evident

intentions.

During the press conference

your distinction as a top graduate of Astraea University in Swynborough, does your academic thesis also entail instances of plagiarism?" "How do you address the online characterization of Crescent as a mere 'tailor

work to pass it off as your own?" Raegan simply listened. Then, she offered a

attending this press conference. 1 assure you that every finalized creation from Crescent bears my personal design. I have never delegated this responsibility, thus eliminating any possibility of plagiarism." Raegan's countenance remained

her original designs, accompanied by timestamps denoting

of my design

the opportunity to boldly unveil the 'Heritage' series at the mid- year gala. Regarding the alleged similarities to Dream Studio's designs..." Before Raegan could conclude, a woman wearing a hat and sunglasses

her eyes, Raegan inquired, "What evidence do you possess?" The woman, exuding

any cost. Isn't that an attempt to destroy evidence?" \ The woman proceeded to exhibit a video depicting Elin negotiating with Dream Studio's employee under Raegan's instruction and presented printed transaction records on oversized paper, ready for

journalists erupted with a