Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 1155 The Scheming Raymond

Selena was about to agree when she saw another car stop beside her. The window rolled down, revealing Caterlington's face. "Selena?"

"Mr. Walsh?"

The trouble Raymond caused Caterlington last time was significant, but he didn't gain much from it either. After all the effort, he only talked to Selena for a very short time, almost negligible. Caterlington felt pleased, but he was still wrapping up that matter recently. He thought he had mistaken her, but it turned out to be Selena.

Oh, and an annoying Raymond.

He immediately got out of the car, pretending not to see Raymond.

"I heard you're doing business with Lucille?"

"Yes, I've been eyeing a script Lucille has."

"She has more than one good script. There's one she hasn't been willing to sell, which she considers her best work over the years."

Selena was instantly interested, "How do you know?"

"I had some dealings with her before."

He didn't elaborate on what kind of dealings.

"Selena, how about we have a meal together?"

Caterlington had thrown out the bait, coincidentally the same as Raymond's intention.

her to

in Caterlington's bait and subconsciously wanted

however, grabbed

"Get in my car."

but Caterlington saw through his plan. He didn't bring John this

with one hand, looking very pleased,

and

sit

his temper. If she didn't do as he said, the

and sat in

leaning over

a faint whiff of her scent, resisting the urge to

a seatbelt? Mr. Montague, if you're

their eyes meeting in

he said nothing,

car stopped at a

got out, he leaned over and vomited, his

drive like this. How

giving Caterlington some time to fasten the seatbelt. Then she only heard the sound of bodies hitting the windows all the way. Caterlington wanted to maintain his composure in front of Selena, but he ended

sitting in the front passenger seat, thought it was no wonder Raymond fastened her seatbelt so

alone discussing business with Selena now, he probably couldn't even read the

to pick you up. Mr. Walsh, if you're not

had always known Raymond was devious,