When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 578

“Get your ass back here!”

She yelled, then immediately feared attracting the attention of reporters and quickly slammed the door shut.

Recalling her assistant’s words, she dug through the chaos to find her phone.

The top trending news had changed – Bella denies Summer’s lineage.

Summer felt her strength leave her. At that moment, unable to focus on anything else, she instinctively dialed Mark’s number…

The call went unanswered until the cold, mechanical voice of the voicemail greeted her.

Summer, relentless, dialed again and again.

But each time, no answer, just the automatic hang–up.

“Argh!!!” Summer screamed in frustration and despair, and in a fit of rage, she threw her phone against the wall, shattering its screen.

This time, it wasn’t that Mark didn’t want to answer; he simply couldn’t.

was right

couch as if he owned the place, legs casually propped up, showing none of the respect due

only sit on

the most significant bargaining‘ chip after all this time

to win

and poured himself a cup, fighting the urge

the tension between them was

approached, whispering to

team had searched everywhere, sparing no nook or cranny, and even employed devices for a thorough check, yet they found no

had already searched everywhere he had been, his company, and

“Nothing.”

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flashed in Gregory’s

coffee cup down a bit too forcefully, causing it to crack. Lucius subtly moved aside, not wanting to

was thin, especially in the presence of someone who troubled him and harbored intentions

up a baseball bat, weighing it in his hand as he slowly

almost fully integrated into her bloodstream by now. It’ll act within two days, and it’ll be excruciating. Gregory, don’t be so confident, as if everything is under your control. You don’t even know where this poison came from, how could you possibly develop a complete

word, Gregory’s grip on the baseball bat tightened, the veins on his hands visibly

as ice that hasn’t melted in a thousand years, “And what makes you so confident, thinking