Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!
Chapter 1949
Chapter 1949
“I see.”
Rodney’s anxiety melted away.
At first, he did not plan on going to work. However, Carson soon gave him a call, asking him over to sign a document.
Since he did not have much to do at home, he went over.
The minute he arrived in the office, he received a call from Aunty Cally. “Oh no, Young Master Snow. Miss Jones came over just now to help Young Madam to pack her luggage. Then, Young Madam took her luggage and left along with Dani. Before she left, she said she’ll never return.”
Rodney stood rooted to the ground, stunned. Only after a while did he hurriedly dial Catherine’s number. It turned out that she had blocked his number, and so had Freya.
Indeed, he panicked, but he was not in sheer panic.
Every time Freya left the house after arguing with him, she would head to Brighton Gardens and stay there.
the password of
worst, he would move there. It did not matter where he lived as long as he
office to sign the document before rushing to Brighton
the apartment, only to find it empty. There
that she had moved to the
at the gate
used to come here very often. Please, open the gate. I want to
course, know who you are, Young Master Snow. But Young Master Hill said he has… nothing to do with you
his mind? Does he have to do this just because of the personal vendetta among those women? Please, open the gate. I’m going to talk to Shaun about
don’t make things difficult for me.” The guard was helpless. “But honestly, Ms.
impossible. She’s not home, and since Catherine is her best friend, where else in Canberra can she
Snow, I’m telling you the truth. If you don’t believe me, you can check it for yourself.” The
be able to step foot into the Snow family’s house if he doesn’t allow
that, he drove away in a
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