Tempted Trapped and Too Late to Run

Chapter 274

Clara pressed her lips together and nodded sincerely, "Alright, thank you."

After the doctor left, Clara glanced up to find Naomi standing there. Naomi approached Johnny's bedside, tears silently streaming down as she held his hand. It was clear she genuinely loved Johnny; her sorrow was authentic, not a performance. Johnny slowly opened his eyes and gently patted her hand, remaining silent.

Naomi's heart ached even more, and she turned to Clara, "Stay here tonight, keep him company." Clara had no plans to leave and nodded in agreement.

Meanwhile, across town, Quinn quickly unlocked Clara's phone. She scrolled through the messages with Dylan, her eyes filled with greed as she went through them one by one. However, finding no hint of romance between them, frustration and jealousy twisted her expression. It seemed Dylan still had feelings for Clara. Ha! Clara didn't deserve him!

used the phone to send Dylan a message: "I want to talk to you about what you've been hiding from me." Little did she know, her message struck a chord. Dylan saw it and tightened his grip on his phone. Soon, an address popped up a hotel close to the Bradford estate. He rubbed his

deep breath, she drove straight to the hotel, ready to execute her plan. She had been preparing for this moment, and tonight, she was determined Dylan would fall

her trap.

added a special potion to the room's incense. Once Dylan breathed it in, he wouldn't be able to resist. Her lips curled into a sly smile as she waited in the dimly lit room. After a long wait, there was a knock at the door, and she quickly turned off the lights. The room was carefully chosen for its low lighting, ensuring Dylan wouldn't see anything clearly. Once they were together, it would be too late. If she ended up pregnant, the entire Ferguson family would have to cherish her as

eyebrow. He gently closed the door and soon heard noises coming from the bedroom. As he maneuvered his wheelchair to

a step back. Quinn's cheeks were flushed, and she could only make out the silhouette of a man, yet she exuded immense enthusiasm.