A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 92

A lot of things had happened that year.

There had been a financial crisis, and a handful of companies were on the verge of bankruptcy. The Zelda Group had been blacklisted for its dishonesty.

Jace, on the other hand, had been involved in a serious car accident. His life was on the line, and all the newspapers had covered the accident.

However, prior to his accident, there had been another tragedy that had caused a stir within the country and abroad.

It was a car accident involving the chairperson of Norah Group and his wife.

For over a month all news outlets had covered the crash, and it the investigation had even involved Interpool.

In the end, the investigation revealed that someone had planted a timed bomb in the car. It was that bomb that had caused the explosion, burning the chairperson, his wife, and the driver to death.

The terrible tragedy had shocked the entire nation

the Group’s rivals, and the

of the subsidiary companies for a project, and he had not been at the headquarters in Nadeem City. Furthermore, he had been occupied

news. Their only daughter was dressed in all

she looked frail and thin, she seemed resolute and

the hospital. His mother had wanted him to pick someone from the group of caretakers to be his wife. This left most of the doctors and nurses in shock

only one who had not reacted. She had continued her duties and pretended that she had not heard the argument between mother and son. Standing by the window with her back facing him, she was

her. Pointing at her back, he

the gasps and surprised whispers among the crowd, Sage turned around to face him. As soon as she noticed that he was pointing at her, she froze, and her eyes

request without any

Not only from the way she looked from behind but something about her face too, especially her eyes and the way

someone for

whereabouts from

to Jace and said, “You were still serving in the military ten years ago and were sent on several ambuscades in forests and jungles. I don’t think you’d