Never Too Far Novel

“You’d better head back to the engagement party, Miss Presgrave!”

Willow held his arm and acted like a willful child. “Don’t go.”

“You’re not a three-year-old child, Miss Presgrave. You have to take marriage seriously.” With that, Jasper pressed the button to the tenth floor when the elevator had just reached the first floor.

When Willow saw that he was going to send her back to the engagement party, she glared at him. “Jasper!”

The moment the door opened, Jasper dragged her out of the elevator while Willow tried to pull him back. “No, I’m not going back to the party!”

“If you don’t want to marry that man, you can turn him down.” The man insisted on lugging her toward the venue.

“I’ll only ask you one question, Jasper. Do you love me? If you do, I’ll call off the engagement for you,” Willow asked loudly.

Jasper was startled for a moment before turning to look meditatively at her with a dark gaze.

other hand, Willow tilted her head and glanced playfully at him. There was a hint of joy

but when he took a look at the surveillance footage a moment later, he realized Jasper was bringing her back to

Willow?” He

along and held Jasper’s arm before saying, “I’m sorry, Troy. He’s the man I love. I’m not going to get engaged to

Troy glowered at Jasper like the man was his love rival. “Is he better than me

glance at Jasper with a smile as beautiful as a flower. “He saved my life and

asked Jasper, “Do you

glanced at Troy, his gaze as inscrutable as a lake covered in fog. In

caused such a commotion, but none of the Presgraves appeared, nor did anyone leave the venue to take a look. Given the Presgraves’ power, there were supposed to be bodyguards inspecting every guest at the entrance. However, none of them were at

an act?” Jasper was a special agent, after all. He had neglected some details because of what the woman did, but he soon realized what was

and decided to let her deal with the situation. “I’m going to look for my friends, Willow. See you

all red at this point. Met with the man’s sharp gaze, she muttered guiltily,