Never See You Again

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Chapter 90

Despite what he said earlier, Charlie moved even faster. Then, Charlie and Zion dashed out of the apartment and got into the car. They sped throughout their journey to the entrance of the nightclub

The owner was already waiting for them at the door. When he saw Charlie and Zion getting out of the car, he hastily bowed and stepped forward, saying, “Mr. Foster, Mr. Spencer, I’m keeping a close eye on them. They’re still here!”

Charlie paused in his tracks, asking, “So they’ve been in that private room with the male escorts all this

while, and they left the room?”

The owner smiled sheepishly.

People who were familiar with the context would know what was going on!

“Damn it!”

Charlie cursed before hastily walking forward. As he walked, he asked, “Which room is it?”

“This one!”

The owner was about to open the door for Charlie, but Charlie kicked open the door in an instant.

In the room, several men were drinking as they sat around Maeve and Lyra. Surrounded by men younger than them, the two women had drunk so much that their faces were flushed.

“Hey, isn’t that Charlie and my little brother?”

Lyra suddenly asked.

the

looking at the scene in the room with foul expressions on their faces.

you ask for these two as well?”

asked Maeve in an

sobered up considerably. She didn’t know

was foul. “Get out of here, all of you!”

male escorts saw the nightclub owner waving at

So, they hastily ran out.

little longer! Are you not

Charlie had already gone forward and held Lyra down. With a sullen look on his

dare you talk to me like that? I’m older than

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so her pronunciations were

up. “Quit the nonsense! We’re going

have such strong arms. I like

expression was as foul as it

she had drunk some alcohol, she didn’t sense that anything was off while she was sitting, but when she stood

your balance now, huh?”

was so calm that it

for support. “I just had a little too much to drink. I’m

up before Maeve. Then, he bent his

stared at Zion’s broad back. For a moment, she was