Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 623

Penelope's hysteria did not move the driver in the slightest. He worked for Raymond. Unlike Diana's or James' men, he had no interest in principles or limits. Raymond's rule had always been simple: as long as he felt good.

The driver lived by it. He slowed without hurry and pulled over. Almost at once, four cars stopped neatly behind them. Only then did Penelope realize this had never been a solo escort. Raymond had sealed every escape route in advance. Even if she fought the driver, she would not get away.

The driver noticed the panic on her face and finally spoke, unhurried. "Ms. Monroe, if you don't cooperate, I'll have Mr. Wolfen come pick you up himself."

He added flatly, "You know what he's like. Marrying him is already a step up for you. If you keep acting like this, looking down on him, and he finds out, your days ahead will be even worse."

"Fuck!"

her mind. Her hair prickled. She

unsteady. After a long moment, she

go." She was carrying Eric's child. Until the baby was born, he would not

Wolfens ranked among Jouleston's top elites. Their fortune ran deep, and their ancestral estate sat on land worth a staggering sum. Eric was unmarried and a bastard son. He clung to the old estate, hoping his grandparents' meager affection would earn him a larger share of the inheritance. When they arrived, Penelope saw a sprawling

a brief moment, her

was not the sole heir, and his face was scarred by burns. Still, Eric was nothing like Caleb, whose heart belonged to that

right, she could still make Sydney pay. ---- Her thoughts settled just as the household poured out to greet them Eric stood at the front, beaming. He had tried more than once to persuade his

father, however, was delighted. He ordered the household to prepare and welcome

did Mr.Hutton and Madam Hutton give you

the Wolfens' version of events, the Huttons had been furious over an unwed pregnancy and sent her away in anger. They had met only twice, yet he spoke her name with an intimacy that made

the night felt like a nightmare waiting to happen. All