Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo Chapter 1608

Two Bodies In A River

Levant aimed a kick at Faye, but she spun out of the way and avoided it easily. She called out, “Your technique is pretty good, but you haven’t mastered it. I’ve already mastered my techniques, so there’s no way you can catch me.”

Then, Faye started attacking Levant, turning the tables on him with her nimble movements. It was clear he was no match for her.

As she attacked him for the fiftieth time, he called a halt to the spar. “Not bad. I suppose still waters run deep, eh?”

Faye responded, “You’re not too bad yourself. I thought I’d be able to take you down in thirty moves, but it looks like I need at least fifty.”

“Well, fifty moves is about all I can take from you. I’m curious to know who taught you. Do you think your mentor could teach me?” Levant asked inquisitively.

“We have our own rules, so I’m afraid I can’t reveal my master’s name. However, I can teach you a few simple moves.”

“I understand. Simple moves are fine. If I combine them with my techniques, I might create something even more powerful!” he said eagerly.

before saying, “That might be possible. You can give it a

this round, you’re the

skills, this man won’t underestimate me again just because I’m a woman. He keeps trying

and Nicole returned after a futile search for Nina, at a loss for what

with

privacy of the study room, Murphy opened the desk drawer and took out a pair of

recognize

he had the necklace specially made for Nina for her birthday. There was only one like it

you get this?” he

in front of Nicole. The necklace and earrings were found by a

a sinking feeling as he wondered, “By a river? Nina wouldn’t have done something silly,

“Which river?” he demanded.

age and height, we’ve determined that it isn’t Nina. As long as we don’t find her body, it means there’s a high chance she’s

grave, and an air of despondency hung

long sigh. “The other clues came to nothing. We looked into them but didn’t find anything useful. You know, your mother dreamt of Nina before she left. Nina appeared to be doing fine in her dream, and Nina even told her not to worry. Part of the reason your mother wanted to leave was that she wanted to take care of the pregnant Sally, but it was also because she was afraid of getting any bad news about Nina. She was on edge these past few days. It’s said that one’s dreams are reflective of one’s thoughts during the day. Since the matter