Captivation Want Nothing But You Chapter 126 by Adolf Dunne

Ivan was quite surprised by Victor’s request. He looked up at him in the rearview mirror and said, “Did you leave something there, Mr. Sullivan?” “No.” Victor’s expression darkened at Ivan’s question. “Cancel all my appointments for this afternoon as well,” he said. Ivan glanced down at the time on his phone. He pursed his lips in surprise. It was still early afternoon. On a Wednesday. A working day. Victor wanted to cancel his appointments on a work day.

He must have heard wrong. Surely Victor wouldn’t want to cancel all his appointments for the day, just to go back to Sue Garden? He looked up at Victor in the rearview mirror again. He just couldn’t believe his ears. This was the first time in the two years he’d been working for Victor that something like this had happened.

“Yes, sir,” Ivan answered in as neutral a tone as possible, considering how excited and surprised he was. With all the appointments for the day cancelled, that meant Ivan also had the rest of the day off. How could he not be excited about that? Victor sat quietly in the backseat, tapping his fingers rhythmically against his thigh. His eyes were narrowed and he kept his gaze studiously out the window. The drive to Sue Garden was only an hour long, and soon, the Maybach pulled up in the open space near the front garden.

Today was the first time he’d come here at this time. Lukas was just coming down from Rachel’s room with a pile of plates. He was quite surprised when he saw Victor walking into the building. “Victor?” he said, barely managing to contain his surprise. Victor nodded in greeting. His eyes darted to the plates Lukas was carrying.

The corners of his mouth tipped down in a frown at the sight of them. It wasn’t because there were many plates, but because most of the food on them seemed untouched. It looked like Rachel had just taken a few bites out of them. Lukas looked from Victor down at the plates. “Miss Bennet told me to bring the food up to her later.

She didn’t feel like eating now,” he explained. “Has she tried to escape?” Victor asked. He’d been sleeping at the company since that day. He didn’t want to come back here, just so she could look at him with so much hate… He would never forget that look… And he didn’t ever want to see it again. It was the first time in years that he was avoiding a situation instead of facing it head on.

“No. Miss Bennet has been staying obediently in her room for the past three days,” Lukas replied. Victor gritted his jaw and narrowed his eyes. For some reason, that thought put him more on edge than it should. He started towards the stairs but then stopped and turned to Lukas. “Tell her to come downstairs.”

At first, Lukas froze in surprise. Then he hurried to do as he’d been told. He was scared that if he hung around for too long Victor would suddenly change his mind. Upstairs, Rachel was in her room writing in a notebook. For now, she was completely oblivious to Victor’s impromptu visit. So far in the book she’d compiled a short list: 1. Bennet Group’s shares. 2. Wallace, Tara. 3. Abby.

She almost seemed to have gone into some type of trance. The sudden knock on the door brought her back to reality. “Miss Bennet, Mr. Sullivan is here,” Lukas called through the door. Rachel looked down at her hand hovering above the paper and

left. However, it was going to be difficult to accomplish anything while she was locked in this room all

she did jump though, she

get Victor to change his mind. She had to keep his suspicions off her, at least until Abby was free. Rachel’s eyes unfocused on the

for these few days, she was sure she could come up with a better plan. There would be plenty of time for revenge later. “Miss Bennet?” Lukas called again. He’d been waiting for long enough for a

“Yes, I’m here,”

a ball and threw it in the trash can. Then she went and opened the door. “Yes, Lukas?” “Miss Bennet, Mr. Sullivan wants to see you downstairs,” Lukas said. What

bedroom door while she changed her clothes, then he followed her downstairs. Just before

to look

Mr. Sullivan as you were before. Just… Talk to him reasonably and calmly. Maybe he will change his mind and let you out.” “I… Okay.” “I know Mr. Sullivan sometimes doesn’t care about other’s

Reasonable?

Sullivan was a reasonable man, then perhaps the sun would start rising in the west and setting

gave a warm smile and said, “Don’t worry, Lukas. I know. I’m not going to argue with him anymore.” 1 She nodded

was sitting on the sofa with the ankle of one leg resting on the opposite knee. The position made his trouser legs pull up a little, and exposed his black socks. He had his usual noble, cold air about him. Almost like he was the prince of an

at her and his expression darkened. “Go and change your

was speechless. She was so surprised she couldn’t speak for a moment.

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