Regretting the Wife He Threw Away

Chapter 358

It was past midnight when the car rolled into Lunar Heights Estate.

A sleek black Bentley was already parked in the driveway.

Rosita's face hardened the moment she caught sight of the license plate.

The Bentley's window slid down, and Garry's piercing gaze found her in the shadows.

Rosita tightened her grip on her purse.

"Daisy, pull into the garage and go inside ahead of me."

Daisy nodded. "Sure."

Rosita stepped out of the car and shut the door behind her.

Garry had already gotten out. He leaned against his car, lighting a cigar with practiced ease.

In the dim light, his lips curled around the cigar, eyes narrowed in that familiar, almost contemptuous way as he regarded Rosita.

She met his stare, her voice soft. "Have you been waiting long?"

Garry took the cigar between his fingers. "Where were you?"

"I went to see the Lockwoods," Rosita answered quietly.

She knew better than to lie to him outright. Garry's background with the peacekeeping forces and his connections on both sides of the law meant he could track her every move if he wanted to. The safest lies were always half-truths.

wanted fifty million from me." Rosita kept her voice low. "I don't have that

"Barrie?" Garry's brow arched.

"Yeah."

"He agreed?"

nodded. "He's actually

Garry gave a short, cold laugh. "Rosita, you really

She froze, caught off-guard.

in the drama. "I came here to ask

"What is it?"

week is Randolph's

blank for

She'd completely forgotten.

sharpened. "You really didn't

just....." She shivered beneath his stare. "Did

was always abroad, so I had an excuse not to go. But

Rosita hesitated, careful, "only Stewart knows where Randolph's grave

surprised. "You don't

"Stewart's never taken

snorted. "Stewart is

lowered her eyes, her voice catching. Don't blame him. I think he just didn't want me dwelling on the pain of losing Randolph. Maybe that's why he kept it

Stewart," Garry said, his tone brooking no argument. "You've got three

know where

bowed her

got back in his car

watched the taillights disappear, anxiety twisting