Betrayal At The Altar
Chapter 757
Chapter 757
Rachel looked at him indifferently, her calm gaze like someone observing a struggling fish in a muddy pond. “This is a treasure I especially found in the black market. It’s worth a fortune. Not only it’s capable of relieving fatigue, but it also gives people a sense of euphoria.”
“Of course, it is commonly known as the club drug.”
She had expected Harold to be a wise man who knew when to submit to circumstances. She thought he would reveal the mastermind and motives behind the scenes.
Yet it seemed like he wouldn’t speak up until he learned the hard way.
If that was the case, she didn’t mind using some means, just as Harold had plotted against her uncle, Tom.
When she turned to leave, Harold attempted to grab her.
However, Billy kicked Harold away before his fingertips could touch the corner of Rachel’s clothing.
Harold staggered and fell to the ground. Clutching his chest, he suppressed the rising smell of blood in his throat. “Rachel… Rachel Grey… you… cough, come back…”
Rachel did not seem to hear him and left without even looking back.
After closing the door to the private room, she glanced at Billy. “Keep a close eye on him. Don’t let anything happen to him.”
She couldn’t guarantee that Harold wouldn’t try to harm himself to get out of this situation.
“Miss Grey, don’t worry. We know what we’re doing,” Billy said..
Rachel lowered her eyes to conceal the coldness in them. “Thank you for your hard work tonight.”
She looked at Lucas at the end of the corridor and walked towards him.
Tom’s incident affected Lucas to some extent.
He leaned lazily against the wall, with cigarette butts scattered around his feet.
His tousled hair before his forehead obscured his affectionate amorous eyes. The usually arrogant and wilful son of the Johnson family was now shrouded in an unusual sense of loneliness and darkness.
Hearing footsteps, he turned his head and exhaled a puff of smoke from his
mouth. At the same time, he stubbed out the cigarette between his fingers. “Did you take care of everything?”
replied
and Rachel said, “We have to find a
Uncle Tom.”
Tom and learning the whole story from him could they find evidence beneficial to him and overturn the accusations in the
that, Lucas frowned slightly.
Seaxas was second to none, but Tom was the
the so-called colleagues of the past. were unreliable, and seeking help from
a military background, and his connections could still come in handy at this critical
using those connections at this point. would be
was at a loss, a powerful and
looked up and saw David approaching in a black suit with a bright light.
as he got closer to her. “Why are you here?”
to David
worry, nor did she want to get him
thin line. He oozed an aura so cold that
the air into
anything, Rachel could already sense
she really couldn’t think of anything that made David unhappy.
Lucas noticed the unusual atmosphere between
somewhat awkward. So he took the
have a
saying that, he gave Rachel a ‘good luck’ look and walked away without
do anything to upset
her like
with well-defined fingers as she was deep in thought, forcing her to raise her
shone on her face, making her already
faint light scattered into her eyes like countless
a while, and his cold face turned a shade darker. He sighed silently. “You’d rather use someone from the Red Flame than
fiance, but why did he always feel invisible around
Rachel understood
to keep it
the wealthiest family in Seaxas, the Johnson family’s every move was scrutinized
time.
his hand, and gently rubbed it with a hint of flattery. “I
His brows furrowed, and
of situation is worth bothering
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