Unexpected Encounter with my Boss

Chapter 157

Teresa had fallen asleep in the backseat when they arrived at Fenwell Garden. The driver pulled over, turned off the engine, and lit a cigarette while waiting.

He stared at Teresa in the rearview mirror, his gaze deep and unfathomable. It was hard to tell what he was thinking.

Suddenly, a phone rang, shattering the silence. The man pulled out his phone and immediately put it on silent mode, but it still woke Teresa up.

"Have we arrived?" She sat up and rubbed her eyes, not noticing that anything was out of the ordinary. She grabbed her bag and got out of the car. "Thanks, mister."

The man leaned against the car window and watched as she entered the apartment building. Then, he took a deep drag of his cigarette before stubbing it out and getting out of the car. Teresa had just arrived outside her apartment when her phone pinged. She checked it to see that her Uber had been canceled because she'd taken too long to respond. Canceled?

She checked the app in confusion. As soon as she did, her blood ran cold. The Uber she'd hired had been canceled. Who was the guy who'd sent her home, then? Teresa checked the details and scrutinized the license plate number. When she saw what it was, her ears started ringing. She'd gotten the license plate number wrong!

It was supposed to be DI2625, but she'd seen it as DI1265. The "I" in the license plate number had confused her. What a mistake to make!

help thinking about the look in the driver's eye.

face appeared in her mind's eye. It

who'd almost run into her and had taken her home! He'd hung a bag of

heard footsteps coming up the stairs. They were coming in

broom beside the door and started whacking whoever it

while dodging her. Then, he grabbed the broom and roared, "What the fuck is

at him with wide eyes as she returned to her

the broom onto the floor.

made Teresa look paler than ever. Her legs were weak from her earlier fright; she could barely stand

and fell against

disdainful look. "What

shake off

sw now!.

said shakily, "I think someone was