Tangled in His Obsession (Seraphina)

Chapter 74

Leandro has always been a puzzle to Seraphina, but she’s gotten used to his frequent mood change. So, she didn’t mind, instead she started looking on her phone.

Keen, sitting on the passenger’s seat, wasn’t as chill about it.

To Keen, Leandro was pretty straightforward. He poured most of his energy into his work, smart and diligent, with high expectations. When it came to family, Leandro’s care was just right–not overly interfering, nor indifferent.

So, as Leandro’s assistant, Keen only has two things to deal with–one is work, the other is occasionally stuff related to the Reynolds family.

But ever since Seraphina showed up, Keen got a third thing to handle. This third thing was a real pain in the neck, even Leandro, usually as cool as a cucumber, showed foul moods frequently because of it.

The driver was focused on driving. Keen felt jumpy, the silence inside the car was suffocating.

Just then, his phone rang. Keen took out his phone, answered it in a low voice, “Hello…”

Seraphina, sitting in the back, hearing his voice as low as it can possibly be, frowned, kicked the back of his seat, “Do you have to be so quiet? Are you afraid someone is going to eat you?”

Keen had no choice but to hang up.

Seraphina seemed to lost her patience. She looked up at the driver, “Pull over.”

The driver was confused. Seeing Leandro didn’t react, he slowed down and stopped.

Seraphina looked at Keen, grinned, ‘since sitting here is too oppressive for you, get out, I’ll call you a cab.”

Keen could only force a smile, “Ms. Bennett, it’s late, let’s not make a fuss, we’re almost home.”

“I’m doing this for your own good, and you aren’t even grateful. Seraphina sighed.

Leandro’s gaze was deep, he only ordered, “Drive.”

nodded, about to start the car. Seraphina said again,

and looked

him, grabbed her purse and got out of

hesitated, stayed

moment, then said, “Mr. Reynolds, it’s late, and Ms.

ordered, expressionless.

Seraphina standing alone by

knows the recent work difficulties are all due to Seraphina, he quickly added,

do whatever she wants. Leandro said.

again, but the atmosphere felt even more tense than before.

the bustling road, stretching her stiff neck, when suddenly a van stopped beside her.

down, and Seraphina saw

Reynolds earlier, how

her head, smiling back, “Our destinations aren’t the same, so I

Georgina asked, her smile friendly, “I can give you

thanks.” Seraphina answered, “I plan to hit a bar for some booze, might not be the best place

alone, dressed in such eye–catching clothes, going

a

sorts of

“Don’t worry, I’ve seen it all

have any problems, you can call me.”

gave her an “OK” sign, smiling as she watched Georgina’s car drive away.

of the busiest bar street in the

was too eye catching. As soon as she got off the

walked into a bar alone, with a few men following

livelier. Seraphina sat by the bar, wave after wave of men come

into the night, Seraphina had had quite a few drinks and started to find the men trying to chat her up more and

the streets were less crowded. After leaving the bar, Seraphina leaned against a lamppost, letting the

came over to chat her up, but Seraphina just smiled and waved him off.

Seraphina’s eyes, the man knew he doesn’t stand a chance, so