Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 298 Nicole Is Back

The voice sounded familiar. Jarrod's eyes welled up with instant crimson.

With his palms pressed to the ground, Jarrod struggled to rise and clasp the woman in his arms.

But at that very moment, the woman in black high heels planted her foot on the back of Jarrod's hand.

Her voice, as frigid as ice, cut through the air. "Look at yourself."

Then, she paused, twisting her high heel on the back of Jarrod's hand as if seeking to pierce his palm. "You resemble a stray dog now!"

With those words, she sauntered away in her black high heels.

"Nicole!" In the end, Jarrod managed to cry out her name. "Don't abandon me!"

His mouth was tinged with blood, his voice raw and ragged.

The blue luxury car's taillight flickered before him, casting a more pitiful shadow upon him.

"Stay." His plea was engulfed by the car's roaring departure. "Please don't leave

me...

Tears welled up in Jarrod's eyes and streamed down his cheeks as he screamed into the wind.

Yet, there was no response.

Not until Alec arrived.

For the remainder of the night, Alec drove Jarrod all over Ardlens in a relentless quest for Nicole.

The following morning, the sun graced the horizon with its presence.

Alec hesitated before speaking. "Mr. Schultz, you must be suffering from a hangover after all that drinking. Perhaps some medication will help you feel

better."

In truth, Alec suspected that Jarrod might have had a hallucination during his binge drinking. After all, Nicole had been gone for five long years.

Jarrod sat in the rear seat, his black shirt smudged with mud, his handsome countenance overtaken by an unmistakable disappointment.

Gazing at the bloody stain on the back of his hand, he insisted, "I'm certain

she's returned."

Hearing those words, Alec continued to harbor doubts about Jarrod's perception. If Nicole were truly alive, then who was the lifeless body resting in Jarrod's residence?

line of thought. The more he pondered, the more

was on her way to the

find Erick in the driver's seat. "Erick, what

give you a

a somber mood, and a small

injury, Raegan inquired with curiosity, "What happened, Erick? Did Janey accidentally scratch

deal. I just had a

still concerned, asked, "How could you be so

face, still feeling the sting in the corner of his mouth.

brushed aside that thought and turned his attention to Raegan. "How's everything been

was referring to Mitchel, Raegan nodded and replied, "I'm

any case, a month would pass by swiftly, and she didn't think Mitchel would take back his promise. After one month, once the divorce was finalized,

couldn't help but worry for Raegan. He vividly remembered the scene when Raegan lay lifeless in

elder brother, Erick valued Raegan since she was the youngest member of the Foster family. While she should have been the family's

their late mother's unfinished work, Erick would never have allowed Raegan to come back

a lawyer? Just because the Dixon Group's legal

to the lawsuit, it was

Raegan had thoroughly researched the Dixon Group's legal team, who hadn't lost a case

the uncertain outcome and the protracted legal process left Raegan feeling as if she were walking on eggshells. She had no recollection of Mitchel anymore, but legally, she was still his wife. As long as she thought

a shot. If

ever need anything, don't hesitate to reach out, okay?" Erick

Erick.

happen to know

mean?" Erick asked,

anyone suitable, you could introduce

assistance in finding a

"I mentioned it once, and she didn't

her imagination, but she sensed a somewhat displeased expression

that she should refrain from getting involved

matters.

couldn't shake her concern that

there might be no one to

of the car, another thought crossed her mind,

come back from his

matters into her own hands and playing matchmaker between

back yesterday. Why the sudden interest in Stefan?" Erick replied

grin, Raegan replied, "Oh, no

that, she turned away, her matchmaking scheme already in the

and sent a message to Stefan. "Hi,

from the other end. "Nope." "What's

two consecutive texts.