Life After Prison

Chapter 71

Patrick looked at Diane. “All right, all right. I won’t pressure you to drink anymore. We’ll have that chat once you’ve finished this glass of wine, and it’ll only take a few minutes. You will then be allowed to leave with your husband and daughter!”

Diane was under the impression that Patrick was the establishment’s owner, since he looked the part due to his fat figure and pot belly. She did not dare to reject his request, so after giving it some more thought, she gritted her teeth and drank her third glass of wine in one gulp. “There. Can we start talking now, Mister Patrick?”

Patrick finally said, “Hehe, you do realize that you’ve eaten close to a hundred and sixty thousand dollars‘ worth of food, right? That’s a lot of money. What I want from you can’t be simpler. I’ll just come right out with it if you don’t mind. Now that you’re here, I want you to do you. You can leave once I’m done!”

He could not help but ogle Diane’s thigh after saying that, and he even hinted as clearly as

You have a fantastic figure. I really do envy Severin for being able to get someone like you.”

outright. “I’m sorry, but I’m not that sort of woman. Had it been some other request, I might still be able to consider it. But doing it with me?

We’re all adults here. Having sex with me isn’t that big of a deal, right? I promise I won’t get you pregnant. Sound good? All you have to do is let me have a taste of

menu?” Diane’s anger grew with every passing thought. Although she had the hunch that he was up to no good, she was still hanging on one last bit of hope that

the reality was far too cruel. She was firm in her convictions and would never be willing to

know is that there are dozens of people down there that you can’t afford to mess with!” Patrick laughed. He looked at Diane’s sexy figure, gulped, and approached her like

reached out and squeezed Diane’s

dark. He was sure that Diane would give in just so the bill would be waived and her entire family could leave the restaurant safely. Whatever tough attitude she had then was probably nothing but a farce, in his opinion. After all, she was once a rich family’s