Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!
Chapter 187
Chapter 187
“Shaun, what the hell? You demanded for them to be here but now you’re asking them to leave.” Rodney shrugged.
“Shut up. Don’t talk to me.” Shaun lit up a cigarette.
“Tsk, seriously? It was you who called us here.” Rodney was frustrated. “You’ve gotten weirder ever since you got together with that Catherine woman. If you’re that unhappy, then just split—”
“Say that again.” Shaun threw his friend a dangerous glare.
Rodney kept quiet right away.
Chester’s eyes darkened as he tapped the end of the cigarette. “Is it serious this time?”
“No way.” Rodney frowned instantly. “I thought you only used to care for Sarah Langley…”
Shaun’s fingers that were holding the cigarette tensed up. Chester heaved a sigh. “Rodney, Sarah is no longer with us. Shaun can’t possibly live in the past forever.”
Rodney looked at the ground and continued drinking.
took another drag from the cigarette with
…
following
on Chris’ home address. However, the man resided in Brisbane most
choice but to take an
the villa, the guard opened the door and enquired, “Have
that I’m
the phone call. Upon receiving a reply, the
She walked in immediately.
sitting on the couch. This man looked younger than 40 years old. Although there were some wrinkles on the corners of his eyes, he looked cultured and refined. He must have been quite handsome
“Are you… Uncle Chris?”
hint of affection flashed across his eyes as he studied the woman. “20 years flew by in the twinkling of an eye. The little baby girl from back then
was curious. “I heard my mom saved your life
Don’t be fooled by what you see now. I was once a broke young lad with huge debts. Fortunately, I met your mother and started working for her. That’s how I got to
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