A Second Chance at Forever
Chapter 298
Chapter 298
After forcing herself to calm down, Eleanor whipped out her phone and rang up the cops. But the police were slow as molasses in winter, and with the car engine dead, it was hot as hell inside.
Before long, the suffocating heat made her breathe like a fish out of water.
Seeing no sign of the cops, Eleanor hit up Hailey right away. But Hailey was rushing off to deal with some drama at the nightclub, leaving her phone in the car, so she missed the call.
After a few tries and no answer, Eleanor gave up dialing.
She lifted her red–rimmed eyes to the tightly shut mansion gate, not a soul in sight to bail her out.
The lack of air and the suffocating feeling made her blood boil.
She hoisted her phone and smashed it against the car window, again and again, until the screen was shattered, but she didn’t let up.
Never before had she been this pissed off, her anger fueling her as she gritted her teeth and kept smashing.
of the whole
Eleanor’s phone was kaput but the
knackered she couldn’t keeping smashing the window, and just dropped
there, feeling the air in the
rolled down the passenger
breaking curfew
was a lifeline for
air, and after she had caught her breath, she lifted her reddened eyes, and shot Ethan a cold look, not uttering a single word. She was
as a starry sky, Ethan was momentarily
eyes when she was hurt,
of Emilia, Ethan instinctively averted his gaze, straightened up. He opened the
Eleanor kept a poker face and got out
she
she shook him off, shot him
the distance, a furrow appearing between his brows. He
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