A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 46

The partnership needed a few last details to be hashed out before it was finalized. Yoel got out of the car when it came to a stop in front of the Norah Group’s building.

Sage had ordered the upper management to gather for a meeting so that she might tell them that the piece of land near the outskirts of Salem will no longer be tumed into a golf course, but instead, will be transformed into a horse racing track.

She then stayed back to speed through some documents. After going through several documents, she received a call from home.

Miss Zamora, her house butler, had called to report that Yeva could not hold on any longer.

Sage’s eyes flickered She had almost forgotten about Yeva.

Yeva felt like she was going to die soon.

She could feel her soul leaving her body. She had never thought that she would die from starvation.

She had never expected that she would die from starvation

too bad as Yeva had told herself that she had been fasting or that she had been on a diet, but on the morning of

bear her hunger. She wanted to escape, but the door was locked, and when she tried the windows, she found that they too were locked. Even if she had managed

the landline had been removed. Yeva had no way of contacting anyone for help. The only thing she had

me up? Let me remind you that you are all merely working for me! How audacious of you to think that you are much better than me! Let me out of this room right now, if not I’ll make sure

for Yeva to finish her cursing and replied, “Miss Yeva, Miss Sage had informed you that you have two options: you can either pick

she can go f*ck herself!”

any attention to her after

she checked the CCTV to see

against the side of the bed, she seemed to be mumbling something. She looked at the piece of bread o n

as she began devouring the bread like

in fear, and she started choking on the piece of

to her and hit her back, hard. Yeva spat out the piece of bread that was lodged in her throat. She felt as if Sage had broken

was the pain, or it might have been the

she