The Wrong Woman
Chapter 908
Candice's emotions swirled as she anxiously muttered, "It's me."
Elio's breathing grew heavy. Overcome with nerves, he found himself speechless for a long moment. Unsure of why Candice had called, he waited for her to continue.
"Are you... free?" Candice asked timidly, her voice barely above a whisper.
"Yes, I'm free," Elio replied immediately.
"Could we meet and talk in person?"
"Of course," Elio responded without hesitation. He then added, "Where should we meet? I can come to pick you up."
Candice paused to think. Realizing that everywhere was crowded and they risked being seen, she decided on a safer approach. "You don't have to pick me up. I'll come to your place instead. I'll be there in half an hour."
"Alright," Elio replied.
feet, put on a mask, and stepped out of the
the airport. After ending the call, he firmly instructed, "Turn around and
is about
event. We're going home immediately," Elio
better than to argue further, especially after overhearing that the call was from
negotiable-it could be canceled, postponed, or even skipped. However, missing any chance
and headed to
Hillside Villa. As she reached
arrival. He greeted her
surprised to see Sean. She nodded and thanked him swiftly before making her way into the villa. Passing through the meticulously tended front garden, she headed toward the
crisp white shirt and sleek black trousers, exuding elegance and striking handsomeness. His penetrating gaze locked
chest, setting off a flurry of nerves. It felt as though a
three feet away from Elio. She struggled to find the right words to begin their conversation. Elio's voice broke through the
walked past Elio. As she brushed past him, she couldn't shake off the
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