Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 977 Won't Give Them a Chance to Be Together

Selena had just woken up and was still feeling a bit woozy. When she heard the voice, it took her a second to realize it was Raymond's phone, and now Tessa was the one answering it. Selena had been out cold for the past few days, living off nutrient fluids, and felt pretty weak.

On the other end, Tessa's voice was firm, "Don't call again."

Then her tone turned icy, almost a whisper, "Or I'll make your life a living hell."

After hanging up, Tessa quickly deleted the call log, then walked out of the private room and headed outside.

Raymond was already in the car, resting.

The car's interior was dimly lit. His Adam's apple bobbed as he stared ahead, half his face cloaked in shadows, his expression unreadable. No one knew what was going through his mind.

Tessa handed the phone through the car window, her eyes gleaming, "Honey, you left your phone in the room. I brought it for you."

Raymond ignored her, but Tessa wasn't fazed. She leaned closer to the window and said, "I'll leave your phone here. Go home and get some good sleep, okay? Goodbye."

She waved with a smile and reminded John to drive carefully before standing there, watching the car leave with a hint of reluctance.

was out of sight, her

to her car, where

gripping the steering wheel, stared out the window, his brows

everyone is talking about me and Raymond now. Who even remembers Selena? My background, my love for Raymond, it's all

her emotions hard to read. "Besides, I won't give them a chance

well; he just felt she was spoiled by their family, always thinking everything good should be hers, and others could only have her leftovers. Tessa clung to his arm, pouting. "Richard,

his hand back. "Don't push it. This is

These people still have to flatter me. Everyone wants to do business in

nothing

got into her car, planning to

bought several bags of coffee to

9 AM the next day, Selena's car stopped

coffee and hadn't had breakfast, her

on

hoarse voice came from the other end, "What

had rushed over without getting any information, but hearing his distant tone,