A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 449

Behind that tightly shut door, there soon came the sound of firm and powerful footsteps. When the steps reached the door, they suddenly stopped.

Eleanor thought the person inside would open the door immediately, but she didn’t expect everything to be so quiet afterward. Just as she was about to knock again, the door suddenly swung open.

A hand reached out, grabbed her wrist tightly, and then yanked her inside at lightning speed.

All Pearce saw from outside was a hand reaching out, and then Eleanor was gone.

The help he brought didn’t even get used.

He stood still, with his facial muscles involuntarily trembling. Just then, a group of bodyguards suddenly rushed over from somewhere.

One of them pointed at him and shouted, “Take them to the police station, they’re causing trouble here!”

Those helpers, hearing this news, were so frightened that they immediately dropped their iron rods and fled in all directions.

Those iron rods fell, all landing on Pearce’s feet, causing him so much pain that he broke out in a cold sweat.

Before he could catch his breath, one of the bodyguards squatted in front of him, patting his shoulder in a friendly manner.

“You’re coming with us.”

Then Pearce was carried into the elevator by four bodyguards. He was upright when he went in, but he came out horizontally, which was to be expected.

But when she smelled a familiar scent, she looked

open, and the rising sun shone on the man’s face,

hand, and her waist with the other, staring at her intensely with his

looking at

could it be

she could finish her sentence, she heard a

and saw

mask on his face, and there was a dragon tattoo on his neck, undoubtedly Mr.

Mr. Law for a while,

“What’s going on?”

And why was Mr.

but grabbed her hand and led her to the man, looking down at the man kneeling on

Mr. Law last night, so I sent someone to investigate and found out that over a month ago, he had

what

her, “Thank you for catching

man kneeling on the ground heard this

I was just acting on orders to pretend to be Mr. Law. On the day you were discharged, I waited for you in the garage. Miss, please

Hearing this, Eleanor