Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 25: Victor’s Condition
"Ugh!"
Right after Rachel finished talking, Victor strangled her; the strength of his grip increased with every passing moment.
‘‘Fuck! I’m being strangled again.Does he now know anything other than to strangle me?"
Rachel cursed in her mind.
Although she wasn’t able to avoid his attack, she quickly bent her knees, attacking the lower part of Victor’s body and kicking his groin.
He quickly reacted and let go of her.
Rachel’s eyes lit up.
‘‘This is my chance! She then tried to escape by moving past Victor’s side, but unfortunately, he still managed to grab her wrist, pressed her back against the elevator, and making her cry out in pain.
Victor grabbed both of Rachel’s wrists, raised them above her head, pinned them against the elevator door, and had one of his legs curled against her thighs.
Her sneak attack had failed, and she was now shackled by his grip.
Rachel frowned and yelled, "Let me go, Victor!"
"Weren’t you being talkative just now?" he replied.
"You…"
At this moment, she was really angry but she didn’t know what to say.
Moreover, she knew that if she continued talking, Victor would definitely kill her.
She wasn’t going to let that happen, for she still valued her life.
One wrong move and it could set him off.
Rachel had to find a way to persuade him to sell her the Bennet Group.
That was why she couldn’t afford to piss him off.
"I was just being impulsive.Please, let me go.We can talk this out," she reasoned.
‘‘I need to make compromises at times if I want to achieve great things’’ Rachel said to herself, trying to suppress her anger.
Victor glanced at the bruises on her neck.
Her skin was more delicate than ordinary people’s, so applying the slightest pressure could bruise her skin.
Now, there were red marks in the shape of his fingers on her neck.
Victor’s eyes darkened; his stoic expression made it hard to figure out what he was about to do.
had been
time they met, his grandmother told him that Rachel would be his wife in the future,
never had
him, marrying anyone was practically the same
if marrying Rachel could make his grandmother happy, he decided to
they were getting their marriage license, instead of going home, Victor asked Ivan to
Rachel had been calling him
his disgust towards her, Rachel
that she would be able to win Victor’s heart eventually and
as time went by, his indifference
Rachel, it felt like her heart
was filled with hope, but it later turned into disappointment and
every method she could think of
climb into his bed in the
appeared in his company wearing heavy makeup and
had also ruined his social engagements, and lied
those actions were the reason Victor began to hate her to the
first time in his life, he somehow couldn’t recognize this woman before
myriad of idiotic things, she would always lower her head
at her now, he felt that she had changed
to the boldness
she was standing in front of him, showing no sign of fear nor weakness, and saying that her biggest regret was loving him
defeated made
chest tightened, and he
emotions, but because of this woman, he had revealed his
of feeling made him
to let
have nothing to
about the Bennet
not gonna sell it
in firm and concise
hundred million dollars isn’t enough,
"Ding!"
elevator had arrived, interrupting
when it
flashed through
frame, trying to use it to stabilize her
second, and she
about to fall down, Rachel braced herself
upon noticing
about to fall, he put his arm around her waist
following moment, she bumped into his
"Pit-a-pat."
"Pit-a-pat."
"Pit-a-pat."
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