Let Me Stay The Night

Upon hearing that, Melanie dropped her belongings and turned to run. Lyle anticipated her intention and swiftly dashed forward, catching up and restraining her.

At that moment, several men in business suits appeared in the hallway, casually chatting and looking for their room numbers. They paid no attention to the situation unfolding in room nine hundred and ninety- eight.

Melanie heard the voices and exerted all her strength, struggling to rush out the door. She fell onto the thick carpet. With her red silk nightgown disheveled and Lyle’s relentless pursuit, anyone who took in the scene would easily misunderstand what was happening.

“Help! Help me! Someone is trying to force himself on me!” Melanie screamed. Lyle wanted to cover her mouth but was too late.

The few men turned their heads in her direction after hearing her shrieks. Seeing a towering man restraining a woman struggling to escape, they could tell she was being coerced.

Dragging their luggage, those men hastily approached Melanie, whose eyes were gleaming with triumph.

For an instant, Christina felt the scene before her was all too familiar. Isn’t this the same despicable tactic Mrs. Lazuli used against me?

The past often eerily overlapped.

If it weren’t for the difference in behavior, appearance, and temperament between Melanie and Emilia, Christina would’ve suspected Emilia actually impersonated Melanie.

“Oh Isn’t this Mr. Hadley?” A man in a dark blue suit noticed Nathaniel, and his eyes lit up at once. Focusing solely on Nathaniel, he eagerly introduced himself, “Mr. Hadley, my name is Hendrick Labarge. We met at the international business conference previously. You even asked me if I was willing to collaborate with Hadley Corporation to provide construction materials.”

After that day, Nathaniel had given no response, causing Hendrick to lose sleep and be haunted by the empty promise made by Nathaniel. He dreamed of doing business with Hadley Corporation, but one had to make an appointment in advance to meet with Nathaniel. Unfortunately, Hendrick was scheduled for a meeting with Nathaniel that would take place only half a year later.

Seeing that the matter seemed to have fizzled out, Hendrick had no choice but to give up.

encountered Nathaniel there while accompanying his clients to check in at the hotel.

slip through his

what’s going on?” Hendrick approached. He recognized Melanie as soon as he saw her face. clearly. “Oh? Isn’t this Ms. Steele?

once tried to exploit me. He’s a cunning man. There’s no telling what kind of stories he may spread about me in

against Hendrick, Melanie swiftly made a decision, using her superb acting skills to try to

onto Melanie. “Ms. Steele, Mr. Hadley isn’t someone who likes to trouble others. If you haven’t done anything wrong, why would he send someone after you? This is a matter between

ingratiatingly. “Mr. Hadley, Jadeborough is a big city. The fact that we can encounter one another again proves that we are meant to cross paths with each other. I’d like to invite you for a meal when you’re free next time. I wish to discuss the construction materials business between our companies

Hendrick and his clients a nuisance.

another person’s kindness with hostility. Hendrick had regarded Nathaniel with utmost courtesy the whole time, and Nathaniel could’ve ignored

you. You can contact my secretary afterward. He will arrange a meeting for us.”

as soon as I get back. I shan’t

while dragging his

she watched her lifeline slipping away, Melanie’s face turned ashen. “Mr. Hadley, I’m an artist under your company. If I suddenly disappear, and my agent can’t get in touch with me,

uttered carefreely, “I’m not short on

half of the top celebrities in the entertainment industry were cultivated by Hadley Entertainment. Any of their artists could’ve

wouldn’t risk ruining the confidant he had painstakingly nurtured for

away yet?” An impatient look flashed across Nathaniel’s countenance.

Lyle responded. He casually picked up a piece of cloth from the floor and stuffed it into Melanie’s mouth to prevent her from causing unnecessary