Divorced but Delighted
Chapter 404 Don’t You Like This Gift?
As the scene in front of her became more and more blurry, Cierra seemed to feel a little unconvinced. She gritted her teeth and secretly argued with Patrick.
Even if she couldn’t protect herself at all.
Just when Cierra thought that she was about to be killed like this, the force on her neck suddenly loosened, and her whole body fell to the side.
Abruptly being released, Cierra had no time to care about the pain of his head hitting the ground.
She instinctively gasped for breath.
Cierra was tied to the chair, and her body was twisted as she fell. Her left arm was pressed under her body, and when the oppressive pain reached her brain, she finally regained some consciousness.
It was still dark. Her fingers, which were stuck to the ground, seemed to have touched some sticky liquid, and there was a faint sweet, and rusty smell in the air.
A chill suddenly spread from the soles of Cierra’s feet to the top of her head. She didn’t care about the pain and completely woke up. Even the irregular sound of dripping water in the room became extremely clear.
If Cierra guessed correctly, the liquid she touched and the sound of dripping water…
When Cierra thought of the night when she was kidnapped abroad, she began to imagine some uncomfortable scenes, and her emotions were magnified in the dark!
Cierra finally couldn’t help curling up on the ground and retching, She didn’t know how long it had been since she was kidnapped. She didn’t eat anything. When she
came to New York from Los Angeles, she only ate a little in the L’Opera Restaurant. And because of the distance, she didn’t eat much. At this time, even if she wanted to vomit, there was nothing in her stomach. She only felt that her throat was bitter, and the smell of iron before her breath was obvious.
Patrick took several steps forward and stopped in front of Cierra.
Patrick must have squatted down and cast another shadow over the already dark room.
“Can’t you stand falling like this? I thought that Miss Barton, who has experienced so many setbacks, should be brave and fearless. Why are you acting like a…”
Before Patrick could finish his words, he suddenly stopped.
He probably smelled the sweet smell in the air and sniffed gently. After a moment of silence, the sound of the dripping water fell into his ears.
Then, Patrick suddenly chuckled and said in a clear tone, “It turns out that Miss Barton found out the gift that I gave you. No wonder you were so scared. It seems that it’s not your fault. If it were a
be scared. You don’t know that my younger brother was scared like this since he was a child, but he was
couldn’t understand what he meant, but she could vaguely guess what
probably another person
ruled out
But…
said that Draven
when Cierra was writhing
the darkness, and it took her a long time to
as Cierra was getting used to it with her eyes closed, Patrick helped her up
in the room clearly, as
finally understood what
scared
That wall…
guessed who that person was. Merely, her mind was completely
body, from his
by drop, the blood gathered on the ground
her pants were stained, and
couldn’t control herself and started retching crazily on the
able to stand up
It was too disgusting….
at all. A devil! He was a devil! The kind
still
and asked pretentiously, “Miss Barton, don’t you like
tilted her head and did
dull, and her body was almost instinctively
A gift?
the
hands were curled up tightly behind the chair,
Trevino’s gift, then who are you
enough to think that Patrick would
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