No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 830

"Allen, you're seriously tying me up too? Aren't you afraid of a lightning strike from above?"

Yolande was also confined, stuck with me in the same room.

Honestly, I was surprised by Allen's move, but not shocked. Allen was the type who would stop at nothing to achieve his goals; heck, he'd even set his own mother ablaze if it meant getting what he wanted. There was nothing he wouldn't do.

Conrad, who had tagged along, was just standing there, playing the part of a detached spectator. Whether at the funeral or now, he seemed like a completely different person.

"Aunt Yolande, you're one of Ernest's people, right? Anyone associated with him is potentially a weak spot I need to watch. Collecting people like you is just insurance for when I need to save my own skin," Allen said with a smug grin plastered on his face.

He then glanced at Conrad. "Isn't that right, Mr. Conrad?"

Conrad didn't even bother to look at him. He just turned to me, asking, "Are you alright?"

"I'm fine. Any news from Fanny? Has Sinclair made any moves?" I knew it wasn't wise to ask these questions in front of Allen, but I was too worried about Fanny.

"You know Sinclair's looking out for her. Stop worrying and focus on yourself," Conrad reassured me, implying Sinclair wouldn't leave Fanny to fend for herself.

I didn't know much about Sinclair, but the past few days had shown me that he wasn't just a businessman. He had his own network and influence.

find a way

is fine, but you should know she's the most innocent in this whole mess. If not for Ernest, she'd have nothing to do with any of

alone; I'll treat her like royalty. But she's

After all, you two were together for

coldly, "you don't want me to teach you manners with my fists,

shrugged. "Just

Conrad's grim expression, he

right, alright, I'll

you, still protective... when

on to another

filthy mouth," I

had moved on, I was still a sore spot for him. Allen wasn't just

her. Only you and Ernest can put up with that temper," Allen

up, "Ignore him, and don't get worked up. With Ms. Clark here with you, you'll feel a

at ease." ve

was right. I had been

leaving, his words

didn't need to threaten; his silent

Allen followed suit, leaving