Steal my heart by Savannah Kade
Chapter 318
Chapter 318: Pleadings behind the Brutality
Ladd drove the car, speeding down the road. In the narrow space, the petty woman was shivering in the back seat.
A hard arm held her tightly and prevented her from moving.
It was more like imprisonment. The handsome man looked livid.
Sweat oozed down from Ladd's forehead, but he didn't have time to wipe it off.
He felt like now he was not driving people, but a storm.
His boss was terrifyingly furious.
Ladd started to envy those who were not in his position.
At least, they didn't have to stay with the dangerous, angry man.
Ladd turned the wheel and slid down the left lane at a traffic light. Suddenly, a cold voice came from the back seat spooked him.
"Did I tell you to drive us to the manor?"
Ladd shuddered and asked, "Boss, so where should we go?"
"Home," said the man evenly.
Fortunately, Ladd was smart enough and didn't ask any more questions. He turned the car around and went on a different route.
Grace remained silent all the way. She did not know what else she could do.
Nor did she know what he was going to do to her.
They were heading to their former apartment.
Grace was tightly held by Ladd all the way there. The car parked at the underground parking lot. The door opened, and she was dragged out of the door.
Grace suppressed her feelings and didn't say anything in front of Ladd. She was silent because she wanted to hold on to her ridiculous pride. She didn't want to be defeated. Grace didn't dare to think about what the man was going to do.
They took the elevator up to the floor where they used to live.
"I don't have the key."
She resisted. The door in front of her was familiar, but she didn't want to enter the room.
The man ignored her and took out the key.
She widened her eyes. With a click sound, the door opened. Finally, she couldn't help trembling. This time, it wasn't because she was afraid, but because she was angry. "How did you get the key!"
She asked hoarsely in a low voice.
shouldn't I have the key?" He mocked, squinting at her, the irony in his eyes making her tremble even
Yes!
That was right!
he not have the
She was stupid!
believe that he would allow her to move
was just
You need me to invite you in?" said the man frostily. He looked coldly at the woman struggling in his arm, his other hand clenched
She was so reluctant!
want to come
their home. How could she resist
was heart-wrenching. But
shoulder of the woman and
squatted down to take his slippers from the shoe cabinet in the doorway. Then his hands froze in
empty space in the shoe cabinet. Then he let out
stood up, and lifted the woman on his shoulder without saying a
out
She shouted angrily.
violently but was still unable
he put her on the bed, stood in front of her, and stared at
didn't even finish
resolutely. He looked down at her coldly. Deep in his eyes,
if I let you go, who's going to let me
rather suffer all his life than let go of the
"I'm so...." Tired....
you explain why you were in the hospital? Why did
you explain
you?" The man crossed his arms, curling up his lips coldly.... She thought that he was spying on
been for him.... He clenched his
irrepressible rage in his
had no choice but to tell the truth. She knew the man too
to sacrifice
just a bone marrow donation.
you.... Grace, are you sure that
something happens to you, I will...." he
fists so tight that
heaved drastically. She didn't care about anything! Anything! Including
man closed his eyes abruptly so that she wouldn't see
more despaired
sneered at himself.... She didn't care
not care
of the danger that would arise, she still decided to hide the truth
"He's my brother."
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