The Clutches Of Hell Novel

Chapter 121

Christian hummed, lost in his thoughts. “He did it for his sister.”

“What?” Matthew didn’t understand. “How does Vincent doing business have anything to do with Victoria?”

Christian raised his head and rested his level gaze on his friend. After a moment of silence, he growled, “How did you become a renowned lawyer? Are your clients blind or can’t think?”

“Christian, you should be grateful to have a friend like me in your life. No ordinary person can stand your temperament.” Matthew pushed his glasses up with a finger and narrowed his eyes on his friend. “Vincent wants to free Victoria from your clutches, so he’s learning to do business.”

Christian turned his head to look out of the window at Victoria, who was facing away from him as she stood at the guard rail. At that moment, he saw a woman with a thin body and distressed silhouette. It was hard to imagine she was the same arrogant daughter of the Coleman Family two years ago.

His heart began to ache inside his chest, as if the ants were biting it.

“Is it breaking your heart?” Matthew followed his gaze and watched outside. “Why don’t you take the opportunity? Since Vincent drugged you and sent Victoria to seduce you, you should just sleep with her. Then, you two can naturally engage in a relationship. Isn’t that good?”

Christian drew his gaze back as his fingers twirled the blanket. “They have set up the pinhole camera to film a video so they can blackmail me.”

“What?” Matthew gaped at the statement. The siblings might be using a dirty trick, but he had to admit that their plan was simple and effective, but risky too.

Christian’s eyes were downcast as the dusk sunlight bathed him, and half of his face was enveloped in the dark. “I’m not feeling bad for her. She deserved it.”

Matthew wasn’t prepared for such an anti-climatic answer.

“I don’t understand!” He gave up on his image and pulled his hair in desperation. “What happened to you and Victoria two years ago?”

It was torture for a lawyer with an obsession like Matthew not to know the truth of a case but only the result.

Janice slammed the door open and whined at Matthew after a long time of waiting, “Mr. Buckley, you took longer to talk than a woman.

finished her words, she mustered the courage to shoot daggers at Christian, but the man had a neutral expression as if he didn’t notice her,

Matthew immediately put the idea to learn the truth aside and took the briefcase with him as he strode for

from behind. “I didn’t bring my car. I need you to send me home. Wait

ground and rolled her eyes

which Christian answered, “There’s no need

glance at the thermos food jar. “Why aren’t you drinking the soup? I bet you haven’t had your dinner. We happen to be having

against the idea of Matthew inviting Christian to join them for dinner. However, Matthew spoke faster than she

Ice Man is no

wounded, so he has to restrict from eating food like cajun shrimp, buffalo wings, or five-alarm

words fell on deaf ears as Christian grabbed his clothes and slid out of the bed toward the bathroom. “Don’t worry about me. You can

words, he walked into the

choice other than accept her fate. “Mr. Buckley! Why did you ask him

never likes to eat out.” Matthew wasn’t expecting the answer at all and ended up surprised by it. Soon, he thought of

puffy cheeks, and the nice sensation put him in a good mood. “Didn’t you always want to find a way to help Miss Coleman? Today is a great

was feeling dejected at the moment. As she heard his words, she asked with

Matthew raised his eyebrows and tapped her

into his clean clothes, the four left the hospital and got into Matthew’s

so she called shotgun like a hungry predator aimed for its prey. As such, Victoria and Christian were sitting at

but Victoria was feeling uncomfortable nonetheless. She fidgeted in her seat from time to time, her body stayed close to the door as her mind tensed at his

Noticing the commotion, she asked in concern, “Victoria, are you having

into a silence that gave Victoria the

her lips together. Aware of Christian’s burning gaze on her, she