The Clutches Of Hell Novel

Chapter 30

“Why didn’t you say anything if you were here all along? You scared me, coming out so suddenly!” Ellie smiled shyly, then dragged the blushing Jessica with her and left.

Once they left, Victoria finally trudged toward the washbasin with her legs which felt like lead.

She washed her face, and when she looked up at her reflection in the mirror, she realized that her eyes had unknowingly reddened.

She took a deep breath, trembling. She bit her lip to suppress the sobs in her throat, then bent over to wash away the tears on her face.

Victoria gathered herself and returned to the banquet hall, only to find out that the banquet had already ended.

She exited the hotel and looked for the car, but no matter where she looked, she couldn’t find the Bentley… Christian had left her behind.

“That’s settled then, Mr. Coleman. I’ll have my secretary send the contract over tomorrow.”

“Sure! I’ve always wanted to partner up with you, and I’ve finally found the opportunity.”

Hearing the familiar voice, Victoria turned around to look at the entrance of the hotel. She wanted to go forward but hesitated out of fear. She simply looked at Glen as she froze.

When he saw her, Glen immediately stopped smiling. He simply glanced at her with a frown before averting his gaze.

“Dad.” While gripping her hands, Victoria mustered her courage and walked over to him. “Christian isn’t here, so you don’t have to—”

You don’t have to avoid me like that.

“Mr. Lowe, I still have something to attend to, so I’ll be leaving now.” Glen immediately interrupted her and opened the car door, leaving as soon as he got into the vehicle.

Victoria stood where she was, dumbfounded. As she watched the car disappear from sight, she felt lost and bewildered, her heart chilled to the core.

Pedestrians and cars passed by, and lights illuminated the streets. People were chatting and laughing nearby. The city was bustling at night, but the liveliness had nothing to do with her.

The cold breeze blew in her face, and her dry face was moistened with tears yet again.

“No one wants me anymore…” Victoria mumbled, licking her dry lips as she walked straight toward the traffic.

abandoned her. Why was she still

dead would be nice. If she died, she wouldn’t have to work herself

in the distance driving toward her. She

so close to death like this before, but she wasn’t scared at all.

Bang!

to run into her, a white Ferrari rushed into the scene and collided with the black car

Instead, they spun and rammed into the green belt

Screech—

Screech—

with the braking sounds, the traffic on this road was

eyes. The blinking headlights were so blinding that she couldn’t quite keep her eyes open. She stood frozen at the center of the accident, and she could hardly make out someone scrambling out of the

finally recognized the driver whose head was all bloody. It was her elder

pressed her shoulders, looking up and down at her in worry.

car got out, holding his bloodied head. He interrupted Vincent angrily and said, “And you, watch where you’re going! How can you just drive into oncoming

can compensate you! Is a hundred thousand enough?” Vincent quickly signed a check and tossed it at the owner of the black car,

face reddened. “This isn’t about money.

it’s all my fault. My brother did it because he was worried about me. I’m really sorry.” Victoria bowed at the man, full of regret as she apologized to him. When she recalled the

something happened to her brother, but she

hand had

apologizing to him?” Vincent frowned. Then, he signed another check and tossed it at the man. “He’s just

on the check and swallowed,

understanding. After reprimanding and fining both

on his head, so she forced him

which nearly cost his life, she

to exaggerate things so that they can earn more.” Seeing Victoria cry, Vincent was heartbroken as

went silent, reluctant to get into an argument with Vincent. “Your wounds are quite deep, so you

Vincent stood up. Not caring for the doctor’s angered protests, he pulled Victoria along with him as he walked out of the hospital straight

their parents would ask what happened, and

“Don’t take it off