Love’s Cunning Ruse ( Mr.Kieran And Julie )

Chapter 300

Turning the corner, Julie suddenly crashed into Kieran, her heart instantly settling at his familiar presence. She inhaled the comforting scent that clung to him, hugging him tightly.

“It’s okay now,” he assured her, wrapping her in his comforting embrace.

Julien furrowed brows in concern, “Did you finish the task? Why are you so scared?”

“Fi… finished,” Julie panted, “I ran into… the man who kidnapped me last time… he’s in this building.”

“The one who took you to the island?” Julien asked.

Julie nodded. Every time she encountered that man, she felt like a mouse cornered by a cat, terrified of being devoured alive.

“The phone that man left behind last time didn’t have any useful information,” Kieran reported.

“Let’s go. I want to see the face of the man who dared to kidnap you!” Julien’s tone was icy.

Julie admired Julien greatly, but that man truly struck fear into her heart. She had barely escaped alive from their last encounter.

While Julie and Julien were talking, Kenton’s phone suddenly rang.

Flavia peeked at the email that had arrived and tugged on Julien’s sleeve, “Our guest has arrived. We’re going to meet him. We’ll be back soon!”

“Who’s so important?” Julien asked casually. Curiosity sparked in Julie as well. Who could be so important that Flavia and Kenton had to personally meet them?

Flavia explained, “You’ve probably heard of him.”

Kenton added, “Interestingly, you have a closer connection to him, Hayden.”

“Connection? What do you mean?” This was the second time Hayden had spoken that evening.

Kenton continued, “Miles. Back when Miles was still your nominal father, he had quite a few dealings with this family.”

“Fitzgerald?” Julien blurted out.

Flavia nodded, “Yes, the Fitzgeralds.”

“The Fitzgerald family has a lot of history with Miles. But with his death, their grudges seem to have faded,” Kenton explained. “But today we’re meeting Simon, the next in line to inherit the Fitzgerald estate. I think you may have heard of him.”

searching for so long was acquainted with his own sister. But then, “How are you connected to Simon of Fitzgerald?” After all, aristocratic family

husband, “You forgot? Kenton’s mother is Maylis Ilgauskas Jenkins from the noble Ilgauskas

her noble title for a man, only to give birth to Kenton. Later, Kenton, probably inheriting his mother’s reckless nature for love, gave up his noble status for Flavia. In the end, Kenton’s grandfather, Bruno Ilgauskas, decided to pass on

but she did not think about it at that time, so she ignored the news. Now that Flavia knew Simon from the Fitzgerald family, she naturally wanted to meet Simon before leaving. After all,

with you,” Julien told Flavia

Hayden had saved Nate and Cherry’s lives, Kenton wouldn’t refuse Julien’s request. Julie and Kieran were also invited to come

and I think

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master, watching the USB in the black box in his master’s hand. After a few minutes of silence, he reminded. “Sir,

put the U disk away, and then sat on the sofa, took the

knock on the

fell first not on Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins,

but he

Julie was speechless.

Simon, room

seemed to finally

gazed down at Julie in his arms. Julie looked up at

and Mrs. Jenkins. Kenton and Flavia led the way into the room. Only then did Kleist notice the figure standing behind the Jenkins

from his files, the one who had personally dethroned Miles,

but a quick glance was enough to tell that he was no ordinary

two people

greet the man

picture of gentlemanly grace

exchanging pleasantries with Flavia, he

before turning to introduce his companions. “This here

up, “Hayden,

to Julien, “Canary? You’ve been tailing me for a while. Nice to finally meet you.”

in the

moved towards Julie and Kieran.

Kieran. This man standing before her seemed like a harbinger of doom, a grim reaper. He could accurately name Hayden and Julien, whose identities were arguably mysterious. As for herself and Kieran

them. Julie, frightened,

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Kieran introduced them, “I’m Kieran. This is my wife,

and secure. It seemed as if no matter what, she