Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 762 Determined to Find You

Madame Russell was still speaking, yet blood drained from Deirdre’s face.

Somewhere in a room, Sam took away Madame Russell’s phone and said to the man on the sofa, ‘The call has been hung up, sir.”

Brendan sat on the sofa in the corner, and his chiseled jawline was perfectly separated into dark and light under the dim lighting. His dark pupils were hidden in the shadows and glistening like obsidian. His well- fitted suit complemented his tall, lanky figure, yet his entire person exuded a threatening yet cold presence.

He tapped on the sofa’s leather with his finger. It was his first time hearing Deirdre’s voice in the past two weeks.

She seemed to be living very well, judging by her voice, much better than when she was with him.

At the thought of that, he could not help tightening his fist so strongly until his knuckles turned white.

Yet, why would she live so well when she was away from him? She had no money and no lavish lifestyle, but she sounded like she lived every day fully and joyously, Did she even care in the slightest… about his feelings?

blurry yet clear face every night and

we do, sir?” Sam reminded him once

lowered his eyes and asked the professional seated on the other side

person raised his head away from his laptop. He had acquired an answer from the call and said, “I can only retrieve a rough address. They are in the Four Seasons residential area located

I can’t confirm which tower they are at.” “That’s enough. That’s already enough.” Brendan narrowed his eyes and stood up. “Prepare

call quickly while Deirdre was still caught in a daze,

long while, she found her voice and

about her pregnancy. On the other hand, only

signified that Brendan had already found

trembled beyond her control. Brendan had manipulated many people without their notice, and he had actually figured out a way to deceive Madame

be surprised if someone were to kick down the

trouble calming himself. “It seems that… Brendan

over her body. “I don’t know what I’ve done so wrong that