Love You Enough to Leave You

Love You Enough To Leave You Chapter 306

Chapter 306 Exerting Pressure

The next day, Oscar woke up as pain squeezed his head. He slapped his head hard and groaned helplessly.

“I prepared some chamomile tea for you. Have a sip.” A steaming cup appeared before Oscar. He looked up to see Julian towering above him.

Oscar took the cup from him. Blowing on it gently, he chugged it down.

Returning the cup to Julian, he asked, “Why am I at your house?”

They were both in Julian’s apartment in the city. Before Oscar got married, he had spent a few nights here. Hence, he immediately recognized the surroundings.

“Why else? You were drunk last night and vomited all over me. I don’t have your apartment keys, and there was no way I would send you back to the Clinton residence, so I had to bring you back to my place,” Julian explained.

Oscar felt his head throb even more. “I’m sorry,” he rasped.

“Stop apologizing to me. Are you all right? Do you want to go back to bed?” Julian asked.

Shaking his head, Oscar got up from bed. He looked really exhausted and haggard.

“What time it is?” he asked while patting his head.

“It’s nine in the morning,” Julian answered. As Oscar’s gaze landed on his hand before reaching into his pockets as though he was looking for something, Julian inquired, “What are you looking for?”

“My ring,” came Oscar’s answer. His voice seemed a little deflated.

“Ring?” Julian was confused. “Isn’t it on your finger?”

Oscar’s expression soured. He entered the bathroom to wash himself up swiftly. When he exited the bathroom, Julian urged, “Did you find it?”

Shaking his head, Oscar said, “I’ll look around the bar and the beach. I’ll take my leave now.”

Julian trotted behind him. “Why don’t you leave after having breakfast? You got drunk last night on an empty stomach. That isn’t good for your health.”

“No need.” Oscar gave his shoulder a reassuring pat. “It wasn’t your fault about what happened to me and Amelia. I’m sorry for lashing out at you last night. Don’t take it to heart. We’re still friends.”

shrugged and grinned. “I didn’t take your punches to heart. Don’t worry, we’re still friends. I’ll do my best to find where Amelia is.

I can do that alone. I need to go back home later

before Oscar

on Julian’s lips faded away. He combed through his hair irritably. It was because of

that he didn’t

a while ago, and it meant a lot to him. As it was the only connection he had with Amelia after she left with Tony, he couldn’t afford to

bottles

ran over to the bottles and searched around for the ring, but it was nowhere to be found. He searched the entire area thoroughly, but it was as if it

car and drove to the bar. Alas, the bar was closed, as it still hadn’t opened for business yet. He gave the bar owner a call, and a bar employee who lived nearby soon showed up with

“Open the door.”

unlocked the door as instructed, and Oscar promptly went to the sofa he occupied last night. He

were cleaning up last night?”

we’ll hand any items our customers left behind to our manager. If no one handed in anything last night, that means

instant, Oscar’s face

ring, give me a

we’ll give you a call at once,” the

bar with a grave expression and entered his

immediately whipped it out earnestly, but the

his phone and allowed it to ring incessantly. As the caller refused to give up, he finally gave

“Hello, Mom.”

where

Oscar replied readily. He could guess why Olivia summoned

exasperation, he started the engine and drove back home

Clinton residence, Oscar parked his car and entered the house. Olivia, Owen, and

Dad, I’m back,” Oscar

sofa right next to hers. “Have

over and sat

Amelia and Tony. No one answered the door. I called Amelia, but her number was no longer in service. Can you explain what is going on?” Olivia demanded, fury blazing in her

gaze, Oscar responded, “Mom, calm down. What I’m going to say next will anger you greatly, so please

deep breath as her

“Speak.”

brief silence, Oscar

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