Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 246 Don’t Cry, It’s My Fault

Harbor City was different from Jewel City. If Evelyn didn’t want them to find her, it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack She didn’t want anything to happen to her.

He simply checked the surveillance video at the entrance of the hotel, but he didn’t find any trace of Evelyn’s leaving.

Next, all the security guards in the monitoring room checked the floors one by one. Twenty minutes later, they finally saw her figure in the surveillance video of an elevator.

After confirming everything along the way, Evelyn finally disappeared from the top floor.

She walked out of the elevator and ran straight from the corridor to the stairs at the corner, which led to the hotel’s rooftop.

Huston felt as though his heart had been hammered by a hammer. He immediately strode out of the elevator and pressed the button on the top floor. At this critical moment, he was really afraid that something would happen to her.

to Evelyn, he would be the

palms were instantly covered in cold sweat and his breathing became hurried.

to have been pushed out of cold

the door was a quiet corridor, but Huston felt as if it was a world of ice and snow.

went out and walked in the direction of Evelyn according to the surveillance camera.

was an air conditioner outside and all kinds

hanging by his side, were clenched tightly, but he felt as

the hair on his forehead was gradually messy. He came to his senses and rushed to the edge of the railing on the rooftop. Looking from such a height, the crowd was as big as

“Woo woo…”

suppressed sobs

sound. In a corner behind the huge bellows, he quickly walked over and saw the woman half curled up on the dust–covered ground. Her arms were wrapped around her knees and her entire

her arms.

was trembling violently, especially after he walked over.

more guilty. He quietly looked at her for a long time, bent his long legs slightly, squatted down, and raised his hand to touch her shoulder. He wanted to comfort her, but