Never See You Again

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Chapter 377

Charlie saw Lyra’s look and rephrased his sentence. “Ms. Scott, don’t get me wrong, Zion is rich, but his money isn’t clean yet…

”

charlie was about to continue, but Lyra kicked him and glared at him. “What do you mean it isn’t clean? What are you talking about?”

He immediately shut his mouth.

Lyra sat beside Maeve and said, “It’s something between the men. Just stay out of it. If Zee gets to be with you later, I think he’ll give you the entire Spencer Manor as a wedding gin!”

Maeve blushed. “Why… Why would I need a house as big as Spencer Manor?”

“Hey, I was just giving an example.”

Lyra held Maeve and said, “I’ll only acknowledge you as his wife! The other women can stay away!”

Maeve fell silent. Wealth had never been the thing she wanted.

It was just that she had experienced too many dramas in this life and her past life. If she could meet the right person, she only wished to live a peaceful life with

him.

would be an ordinary couple without betrayal,

and the lights dazzled

who had defined features, wore

a black shirt

slightly. He was gently

eyebrow and chuckled before he said in a deep voice, “Mr. Brooks, Zion’s men have come just this moming, and you’re here now. Ms. Scott is truly remarkable. She could actually get

”

Zion’s man had told you, but Maeve is my

door of the private room was kicked open. A group of bodyguards in black dashed in.

gaze turned

on the table, his face apathetic. “Zion isn’t the only

Brooks, I’ve never expected this side

stared at the group of bodyguards and said in a deep voice, “I’ve only come to Seathburn City to look for my fiance. Mr. Brooks, you have your wife, but you still made Nathalie pregnant and suffer. I’ll have to settle the score with

hitting Maeve.”

if you wish to do that, I’ll be waiting. But I’ll have to make

to Sergio rushed forward. The next instant, Conner’s men

“Mr. Brooks, do you actually think I’ll come here alone?”

“I’ll take down

immediately started fighting because of

the sounds of people fighting and crying echoed in the