Regret Came Too Late

Chapter 129

---- Chapter 129 Sloan smiled sweetly, his voice full of longing. "If Yancey ever turns you away, I'll be here." But Alice didn't take that to heart. She knew exactly where Sloan stood, and he was nowhere near Yancey's level. Not to mention, being part of the Henderson family meant she had chances to bump into the mysterious and untouchable Ethan. As long as she kept pushing, maybe-just maybe-she could win him over someday.

Meanwhile , after storming out of the Lambert residence, Yancey couldn't get any peace, Before he realized it, he had driven all the way to the psychiatric hospital where Grace was being held, but he couldn't bring himself to go inside. Instead, he sat in the car and played the leaked recording over and over again. The more he listened, the colder he felt. He recognized the doctor's voice. He knew who it was. He took a deep breath and clenched the steering wheel, white- knuckled.

Sidney had been a nervous wreck all day, waiting anxiously to hear from Grace. But instead of Grace, a group of bodyguards showed up at his door. Before he could say a word, they handed him a check for 30 million dollars and told him he was being sent abroad. ---- Sidney's eyes lit up. He thought it was Grace who had arranged it and instantly packed his things, dragging his

The fact that he couldn't find him made Yancey uneasy again. A sliver of doubt crept back in. Was the audio recording real? Or was it faked? He handed

The call rang, but Grace was still in the bathroom , showering . Her clothes had been soaked in blood, so she needed to clean up. Ethan sat in the bedroom and glanced at the phone buzzing on the bed. Seeing the name on the screen, he shut it off without a word. Yancey made several calls in a row, but

limping slightly. Her legs, arms, and hands were all bandaged. She couldn't get them wet, and she couldn't stay in the steam for too long either. This wasn't her first time using Ethan's bathroom. she had already accepted that she was just his human sleeping aid, and oddly enough, that realization gave her peace.