The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

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The President’s Regret

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Chapter 34 Come to the police station now

Nathaniel went berserk in Freya’s rental house after drinking; she did not expect him to vent on Peyton, who was being fired from the Red Shift.

Peyton scolded and cursed at him, and she had to apply for a job at the other clubhouses. But no one dared hire the worker who was fired by Nathaniel.

Freya knew that Nathaniel was forcing her–forcing her to let go of her dignity and give in to him.

She could not guess what he wanted; he was always surrounded by various types of beautiful ladies. From the bar girls in Red Shift to the famous actresses and even the rich ladies in Saeville, any of these women would literally throw themselves at him if he wanted them.

But he hated her so much that he was unwilling to let her go.

She could barely breathe from the pressure of her mother’s medical expenses.

the t–shirts: she used to draw for around eight hours per day, but now she had to draw for

any help to her in drawing; she could only push her trolley to the

while Peyton went to the market; they were more efficient in earning money

tired from all the drawing, and her cell phone rang the

was from an

to the Leisville

this call. Peyton went to the market with my t–shirts an hour ago; how did she end up in

know what happened to her?” Freya was dead worried.

involved in a

hurriedly grabbed a jacket and dashed down the stairs, and she took a taxi

she was in the market, and both of them got

Freya could only bail Peyton out after contacting the

outside the street of the police station in panic, and she was shakily

she would never get into conflict with others without

Come to the police

been in jail for the past three years. After the Gomez family was ruined, no one ever kept in Touch with Saeville; everyone avoided her

moment, she had no one to t

go to.

Bentley pulled off beside her;

road; the

sunglasses and looked at Freya

this is my warning to you!” “You’re no longer the bright daughter of

don’t go for