Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 1059 Meeting Selena

Wind stood quietly on the side. Raymond had come to take Blizzard back himself, and no one could stop him.

Tessa's eyes were filled with anger. She adored Blizzard and visited him every day. She had never seen such a handsome pet before.

In the past, Tessa's family was always worried about her, so they never allowed her to have pets.

Tessa took a deep breath, but then she remembered she had to pick Lawrence up from the airport. "Lawrence's flight is about to land. I'll go out the back door to pick him up. Wind, just tell him I'm not here." After saying that, Tessa changed her clothes and decided to leave through the back door.

Raymond waited outside for twenty minutes, only to be met with a single sentence from Wind.

"Ms. Smith is not here at the moment. She went to the airport to pick someone up. Mr. Montague, please come back another time."

As soon as Wind finished speaking, Raymond took out his phone and ordered, "Bust the door open."

Blizzard was very smart. As soon as Raymond called, he would come out.

The truck driver behind them immediately floored the gas pedal towards the iron gate.

Wind's face turned pale; he never expected Raymond to actually break down the door.

and looked at Selena, who was sitting in the passenger

pretended not

thought Raymond had given Blizzard to Tessa, and she couldn't stop it then. Why would she

as ever. It seemed Tessa had indeed taken good care of

ran out from behind the iron gate, happily placing his front paws on the

stern as he pointed to the

jumped

surprised at how

headed

choice but to

airport. When she heard the news, she said nothing, just pressed her

he noticed her mood was off and gently pinched her cheek. "What's

of that Selena. She bullied me

clutched her chest as if in

Lawrence's tone was calm as he sat

iron gate

got out of the car. "Did

Wind nodded.

crying into Lawrence's arms. "Lawrence,

He was dressed in a well-tailored black suit. When he wasn't speaking, his presence was so intimidating that people were afraid to approach him. But with