Never Too Far Novel

Shirley found that this man was really considerate and smiled gratefully. “All right. You rest for a bit. I’ll clean up here.”

At this moment, Zacharias’ phone also rang. He picked it up and headed upstairs.

After washing the dishes, she waited for him downstairs. Before long, he came back down.

She stood up to greet him and he sat down opposite her while holding a glass of red wine. He asked softly, “Do you know how my mother passed away?”

Shirley blinked as this was the question she wanted to ask but didn’t dare to. Upon seeing that he brought it up on his own, she became a serious listener.

She shook her head. “I don’t know.”

“She hanged herself on this mountain.”

Shirley was shocked. She didn’t expect that Zacharias mother had died in such a way. Had she experienced some kind of trauma?

suddenly. My father buried her beneath that tree and created. a grave for her. When I miss her, I come here to stay for a few days and keep her company,” he said

wave of sadness. His mother must have been gentle and caring toward him, which allowed

at comforting people and even though she wanted to say a

back to reality and said, “I shouldn’t have told you all of

you, I can be there for you,” Shirley said. At this moment, he seemed like a wounded wild animal in need of someone to help him heal.

half glass. He didn’t sit down but stood by the floor-to-ceiling windows. His voice was low, and his emotions were unclear. “Miss Lloyd, you already have

another sip of the red

seeing that he had already consumed half a bottle by himself, she got up and advised him. “Mr.

turned around while playing with the wine glass in his hand and locked his gaze on her.

that he was emitting a dangerous aura. It was a kind of aggressiveness, but she still chose to trust him. She walked over to him and said, “Give me

find a figure behind her and she was pressed against the

hers. His dominant and fiery breath. enveloped her, causing her beautiful eyes to widen as her red lips were pried open, and the man’s tongue invaded her

at this moment. Her body was pressed against the heavy