Mission To Remarry

Chapter 686

As the elevator approached the top floor, the doors slowly opened.

Lucian immediately returned to his senses. Upon stepping out of the elevator, the sight of the dimly lit corridor made him frown a little.

Aubree quietly followed him from behind.

When they arrived at the doorway, Lucian inserted the keycard and opened the door for her. He stopped and looked at her indifferently, waiting for her to enter the room herself.

Aubree paused, turning to look at the person beside her. She was silently asking why he was not going inside.

“You’ll have to make do with this for the next few days. I’ll try to talk things through with Mr. Pearson. Maybe I can make him calm down and see reason,” said Lucian coldly. He had deliberately turned a blind eye to her questioning expression.

Having heard this, Aubree became visibly crestfallen. “Lucian, have you really not figured out why I argued with my dad? Is that all you have to say to me?”

not going to want to hear what I have to say right now. I suggest getting some rest and

turned around and left.

looks slightly unhinged. I’m not sure what she’s going to do if I

necessary only because of the kindness the Pearsons had once shown him and the fact Aubree had

managed to walk two steps when he felt someone grab

impassive attitude, he turned around and

Aubree’s face was a mix of pleading and determination as she continued, “At the end of the day, we’re still engaged! Nobody

let me go. while I still have a measure of calm. I’m warning

back down. Instead, she became emboldened and tugged at the hem of his clothes to close the gap between them. With her eyes shut, she leaned

this moment was practically tangible. Just as she was about to meet his lips, he shoved Aubree

caught off guard as she was abruptly pushed away. She staggered back a few steps before falling to the ground

lost your mind?” The chill in Lucian’s voice was quite terrifying to hear.

eyes, she looked at him and said, “I-I love you, Lucian!

shouldn’t have. Did you think we’d still have