True Love Waits

Chapter 280 A Life-Or-Death Situation

Debbie was lost in her complicated thoughts when Zelda dropped by to give her an invitation. "Mrs. Huo, Mr. Huo was afraid that you might be bored at home and asked me to give you the invitation to a tea party held by the wife of a high-ranking official."

Ignoring what Zelda had said, Debbie grabbed her hand and asked anxiously, "Why is Carlos' phone switched off?"

With an embarrassed smile, Zelda answered, "I have no idea either, Mrs. Huo. Maybe his battery is dead."

"Tell me the truth!"

Zelda sighed helplessly, "Mrs. Huo, I really have no clue. I'm not Mr. Huo's personal assistant. My answer will be the same even if you ask me another ten times."

Seeing her sincere expression, Debbie gave up. "All right. Thanks. Bye, Zelda," she said in a hushed voice.

Zelda bade her goodbye and drove off.

Looking at the invitation in her hand, Debbie puckered her mouth. She was in no mood to go to the party. She knew that the guests would be a bunch of gossiping women who would act all elegant and aloof or the surface.

Kasie, however, liked to attend these kinds of parties. So Debbie called her and offered, "Hi Kasie. Carlos' assistant, Zelda, just brought me an invitation to a tea party. Would you like to go?" "A tea party? Is it Mrs. Jiang's?"

Debbie took a closer look and saw the name on the invitation. "Yep."

"Yeah! I'll go! Why don't you go along with me? Mrs. Jiang is really fond of holding parties, and she hires Michelin star chefs to prepare the food. Come on, foodie! Join me!" Kasie said in a cheerful tone. Debbie was not at all in a good mood because of Carlos' sudden disappearance. She told Kasie in a low voice, "If it weren't for Carlos' injury, I would've already been on a flight to England. I'm in no mood for some stupid tea party." She hated mingling with those hypocrites. She was afraid that she might end up having a row with some of them.

Kasie didn't give up. "Come on. If you stay at home alone, you will get more and more dejected. Just ask Zelda if she can give you an extra invitation. We can attend the party together. If she can't, then you'll have to go alone."

Sighing in defeat, Debbie agreed to accompany her.

Zelda soon came back, holding another invitation with Kasie's name on it.

That evening, Debbie and Kasie arrived at the tea party together. She gave Kasie one of the invitations.

tea house on the first floor of a building. The building also had hotel rooms on dozens of

tea house. Debbie gave him the invitation. It

big deal, so she didn't

he saw the name on her invitation. But Debbie didn't notice

expected, the party was

to

however, barely knew them. Nevertheless, she had to

After a

sigh of relief. She really didn't enjoy the company. She left the room and went to the food section where Kasie

Here, taste this!" Kasie fed her a macaroon from the

too sweet." They sat together, eating and

a woman came over and invited Debbie to join them. She

Portia, who was as arrogant as ever. Neither of them greeted

to the food section, Kasie

pulled out her phone and called her. But her phone was out of range. It was weird because Debbie had seen Kasie playing on her phone earlier. She put her plate on a nearby table and

everywhere, but to no avail. She got anxious and began to ask people about Kasie's whereabouts,

Kasie. As time ticked by, she became more and

had kept herself glued to the food section. She was stuffed after eating all those snacks, and the scented tea was so inviting that she ended up having too much of it. As a result, she had to run

room, and she saw a tall woman in the mirror. The woman was taking out a handkerchief from her

to her

next thing she knew, the woman grabbed her from behind and covered

for

long she had been unconscious. When she came to, she felt someone throw her onto a bed. She struggled to open her eyes, but there was

help, but she had no strength left. And her body felt

she heard someone open

who it was, but she didn't even have the

rustling of clothes, a person pressed against her. She wanted to struggle and yell,