When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

Finally, it was time to send Gregory and Audrey to school. After that, I changed my clothes and prepare to head out to the company, bar, and the spot where we ran into each other again, among others. I’d rather cling to a slim hope than wait at home aimlessly.

I had just stepped out when a black Lincoln limousine rolled to a stop before me, effectively blocking my path.

The car window rolled down slowly to reveal Nathaniel’s hypocritical expression. His eyes were crinkled up in a smile, as usual, hiding all the secrets deep within his heart.

I glanced at him briefly before deciding to ignore him. However, Nathaniel called out, “Scarlett, don’t you want to know what Ashton is doing now?”

Without warning, I felt the urge to grab his collar harshly so he could reveal his real colors. Alas, I had to hold back my anger.

Realizing I had made up my mind, Nathaniel ordered the chauffeur to open the door on the other side.

I stalked over and got into the car without hesitation.

Nathaniel brought me to the highest building opposite Fuller Corporation. We entered the elevator and went to the top floor.

there was a path leading to a huge space. The decoration was simple—a glass table beside the table and a simple chandelier

placed on the table. The bright and striking colors seemed like a utopia in the middle of

he swirled it gently while taking in its scent. He then took a sip of the wine and studied the sight of the busy city

often did the same thing. However, he’d stand in front of the window and think of his plans silently without all the

time yet. Have a seat and drink some wine,” he ordered.

patience was at its limit. Refusing to play along, I stood still and announced, “Don’t blame me for being rude

no heed to my threat. He placed his wineglass on the table before pointing at the chair opposite him,

so confident that it came as a

Let’s see what

told and plonked down in the seat. My expression was grim as I demanded, “Okay, can you spill the truth

me in an authoritative manner. “I promise

I had already regretted my decision. So to a strangely confident