Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0635

I was utterly shocked, and at that moment, I no longer cared where Nicholas was going or what he planned to do.

I got into the car obediently and closed the door. As soon as the car departed, I gave the driver an address and told him to head to Mr. Fisher's firm.

On the way, I kept calling Yasmine, but none of my calls were answered. Initially, her phone could still be reached, but soon it was turned off. I could only urge the driver to go faster.

From the outside, Mr. Fisher's club appeared utterly unremarkable during the day-simple, even. It looked like an ordinary venue with a decent but not luxurious environment, yet the prices were evidently high.

Recently, both Neal and I had been arranging for people to gather information about the club, but true to its name, The Secret, it was incredibly elusive.

Once inside, the club didn't look much different from others. However, one peculiar detail caught my attention- while such venues usually had many male staff, this one exclusively employed women.

These women weren't as young as the rumors suggested. They were all adults.

but there was no trace of Yasmine. The receptionist, seeing my slightly lost demeanor, probably thought I was some clueless bumpkin. Her attitude was cold, and she didn't even bother stepping out from behind the

opens precisely at midnight. Please come back

placing my handbag on the counter with the luxury brand logo facing her. "I was referred by Leo Fisher. He asked me

confidence as I pulled out my

said, "Here are our membership fees-one million for the first floor, three million for the basement first floor, six million for the basement second

paused, quickly understanding the rules of this place. No wonder

on the basement third floor?" I inwardly winced

here, the only person she could possibly be seeking was Leo. My goal today was simply to get her out safely-everything else could

glanced at me but didn't answer. Ultimately, I paid the six-million membership fee

to check out the basement first floor, but the elevator was operated by an attendant who directly took us to the basement second

the elevator doors opened, a staggering

scent of alcohol hit me head-on. I instinctively tried to push her away but froze when I saw who it

at me. It took her a

patted her back. "How much did you drink? Are you alright? Do you