Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 395 Do You Still Need Me Tonight, Mr. Montague?

"Let me be your companion!"

Her voice was filled with excitement.

Raymond lowered his eyelashes, setting down the coffee in his hand,"Olivia, I'm not going to an auction."

His implication was clear: he didn't need her as a companion.

Olivia's face turned pale. With things having reached this point, it was difficult to press the issue, so she sought to save face.

"I understand, is it the overseas project that's run into trouble and requires your personal attention?"

Raymond nodded, turning on the computer beside him.

He sent a message to Selena.

"Tomorrow, accompany me on a trip abroad."

Selena was at the hospital visiting Lucas when she received the message. Lucas was insisting on being discharged, so she was in the midst of handling his discharge procedures and taking him home.

"Are you sure you don't want to rest more in the hospital?"

Lucas had suffered an accident, and it was all because of her.

"No need, Selena. It's just superficial wounds. Besides, I've just been promoted. I lost Mr. Montague's cufflinks last time in the private room, and Mr. Hughes has some complaints about me. I need to perform well recently." His face swollen, he handed back the card.

"This is the remaining $150,000."

"Keep it, Lucas."

With this sum, he could improve his life and charm several

end, he accepted

the lighting was dimmer

a child with crutches

out of the car, the child came over with

picked her up

this moment that Selena noticed Raymond's text

Accompany him abroad?

pursed her lips, then

Montague, I don't

that

her message, the air around

front of him, sensing

quickly took the

a grand one this time, and there might be something your grandma

I come

"Hmm."

as he closed

the answer she wanted,

Lucas's medicines from the car, all for external application. And

stiffened reflexively. After pressing the answer button, his casual voice came

danger in that

"No."

could

"Selena..."

him, chuckling lightly,"He's been

"Mr. Montague, I..."