Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 418 Hating Selena, and hating Olivia, too

She made a move as if to pounce on Raymond, but he simply opened the door to the bedroom and left. "Honey!"

Alice called out again, her eyes filled with malice.

The more he despised her, the better!

Ha ha, looks like luck is on her side!

"Honey, I want to go with you."

Alice didn't dare, but she said these words on purpose to disgust him.

Sure enough, Raymond's footsteps halted, and then he turned around, each word calm.

"It's easy for me to make someone disappear."

Alice went pale in an instant and dared not provoke further.

Raymond left straight away, and then he saw Olivia downstairs.

Olivia had located her phone signal, knowing it was at this hotel.

Now seeing Raymond come out, her face lit up immediately, and she hurried over and clung to his arm.

"Raymond, I lost my phone, the signal is showing up here, what are you doing here?"

Raymond glanced at her, "Let's go back."

someone use my phone to do

"Mhm."

Grandpa insisted on having Selena appear at the Montague Mansion, he would have to send a fake one. With

from the Fair family side, who knew

into the

long as Raymond was willing to come, it meant he cared about

her, "Go

Then he left.

triumphantly and called down her two bodyguards from the car, handing them a

go inquire at the front

room number, and Olivia sneered, going up in the elevator

just about to get dressed when she heard knocking, thinking it was Raymond returning, she opened the door joyfully, only to be met by Olivia. Alice's face went white, and she

saw her thinly veiled attire, she slapped her

at her

beating, make sure she ends up in the hospital for a

her phone, and upon seeing Alice's disgusting outfit, she sneered,

have a good time, the

glances; they had

tried to plead and said she was Selena, but the bodyguard

Olivia left without hesitation.

was pale as a ghost, already unwell, and the scene frightened her

was all Selena's

hurt me, the Montague family

wife? If our master finds out,

"What insolence!"

a heavy slap,