The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 239

It must have been something she did, a last–ditch effort that successfully saved Robin.

Celine hadn’t hung up the phone yet when Hailey already heard Adam’s voice.

“Celine, where are you and Mr. Alvarez right now?”

“Celine, I can already see his car!”

The next second, a series of hurried knocks echoed. Hailey had arrived and was tapping on the car window.

Celine hadn’t expected Hailey to be nearby. Even though the expensive black–tinted windows concealed the interior, Hailey’s sudden appearance startled her. After all, she was still sitting on Adam’s lap, and they were entangled in an intimate embrace.

At that moment, Adam’s low, magnetic voice broke the silence. “Celine,”

He was calling her name.

She turned to look at him. “What is it?”

“What?”

In her earlier fright, she had instinctively

her grip, awkwardly climbing back to the passenger seat.

“Hey, Halley,

excitedly grabbed Celine’s hand. “Robin is safe now. Let’s head to the police station and

get

cab? Why? We’ll take

but Hailey opened the back door and shoved her inside without

driver’s seat, Hailey said, “Mr. Alvarez,

earlier smoldering intensity had mostly dissipated, replaced by his usual cold and composed demeanor. Rolling down the window slightly, he let the cool evening breeze drift in before starting the luurious car and driving toward the police

Barnett suddenly changed her statement

sharp, carrying a pointed

no emotion, though inside, he

actually flipped her

all thanks to Celine. Before she went to Alvarez Group to see you, she sent a text message to

A text message?

through the rearview