Captivation: Want Nothing But You

Captivation Want Nothing But You Chapter 156 by Adolf Dunne

Alicia’s eyes darkened as Victor left the room. She stood up and was about to come after him. “Where are you going?” Out of the corner of his eye, Carson caught sight of Alicia’s rising frame. He immediately turned around, quick enough to block her way. “I… I’m going out for some air.” After saying that, Alicia attempted to walk past him, hoping he would let her go. Carson noticed what she was trying to do and blocked her only way out.

Meanwhile, the door of the box was closed, and Victor disappeared. Alicia creased her brows and stared at Carson, who was obviously doing everything he could to not let her out. “You’re blocking my way. Please move aside.” “Sorry. I didn’t notice it.” Carson turned sideways with his eyebrows raised, giving way to Alicia

Alicia knew that Victor was about to walk far if she did not dash out that instant. Regardless of whether or not Carson did it on purpose, she walked past him in a swift maneuver, unbolted the door of the box and chased after Victor who, she wildly guessed, was walking towards the elevator. But as she emerged from the box, there was no one in the lavishly decorated corridor except the waitress who just came out of another box.

No matter where she looked, there was no trace of Victor anymore. Clenching her fists, Alicia pursed her lips. Just as she was about to let out a grunt, footsteps filled her ears, resonating from behind. ‘Could it be Victor?’ The idea flashed through her mind in a split second, and her eyes sparkled in anticipation. Alicia turned on her heels, and before she could see clearly who the person walking behind her was, she readied a beaming smile and said, “Victor… Carson, why are you here?”

The smile at the corners of her mouth froze. Her face visage showed a gloomy appearance as Carson materialized in front of her out of all people. “You seem to be dismayed when you see me, Alicia.” With his hands tucked in his pockets, Carson’s eyes narrowed as he smiled playfully. “Are you following me?”

Alicia looked at him skeptically. Carson looked around as if inspecting the area and said, “I noticed that there are only two directions in the corridor as I went out of the corridor. Like you, I just want to get some fresh air as well. If you think I’m following you just by that, I think it’s not fair on my part.” “…” Alicia opened her mouth and wanted to retort but ended up closing it the next second. She was aware that he was doing it on purpose-perhaps to annoy her—but what he said was reasonable, and she could not find any words to contradict him.

disturbed knowing how he could easily read her. But when she thought of Carson’s family background, she had no choice but to take a deep breath to suppress the impulse to argue with him Although his family was not as powerful as the Sullivan family, it would do her no good to underestimate what they were capable of doing. Drake used to be Victor’s teacher and Maria was her aunt. No matter what

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if she messed with the Scott family. So even if she knew that Carson followed her on purpose to irk her, she had to hold back her anger. “I’m sorry. I guess I think

he did not take the elevator downstairs but walked to the left instead. Perhaps that was it. It was not too late for

Alicia started to walk in another

she turned around and took two steps, Carson also followed suit. Alicia paused for a moment and frowned slightly. She could not figure out what he was thinking, let alone what he wanted to do, but she had to go on walking. The two of them walked past the box they were in. After walking for a while, Alicia still did not find Victor. Besides that, Carson had been following her the whole time, which made her even more irritable. Suddenly, she stopped, anger burning in her eyes. She turned around and bellowed, “Carson, what the hell do you want to

eke out her exasperation. Still, she felt uncomfortable when she saw his enchanting face smeared with a contradicting playful smile. “You just said that you weren’t following me and that was a coincidence. But when I turned around, you

words for a moment. “Since we both want to get some fresh air, and being alone outside is boring, isn’t it more fun that we do it

words. If it was someone else who told her that, she might actually believe it and thought he was only looking out for her. But these words coming from Carson’s mouth had nearly no credibility. “Or, maybe you’re not out here to get some air. Huh?” Looking down at her pale face, Carson bent over and leaned

coming out, Rachel walked to the left for a short distance. Then, she walked into an empty box and stayed there. The waiter who was following her was confused. . About five minutes later, just when the waiter started to think that