The Bound Between Us

Chapter 216

Though Herman’s tone was frosty, it had a commanding undertone. Monica was unable to resist and had no choice but to send Herman the address.

Forty minutes later, the doorbell rang.

Herman appeared at the door, asking, “Where’s Anastasia?”

“She’s asleep in her room. You think I’d whisk Anastasia away or somehow negatively influence her? You’re wound up tight.” Monica was somewhat scared of Herman.

Herman stepped into the room and relaxed a bit when he saw that Anastasia was sound asleep.

Softly exiting the room, Herman remarked, “She’s been a bit off today. You’re her best friend. You need to comfort her. Otherwise, she might get all twisted up.”

Monica eyed Herman, his words giving her the impression that he knew something.

a laugh, “Don’t worry. Anastasia and I are tight. Her problems are my problems. She’s probably just upset

said this to prevent

Monica’s words, but chose not to press

Anastasia’s asleep. If you’re worried, I can give you the master bedroom.”

Herman accepted

just being polite, but Herman actually took her

a wedding with Anastasia? Every girl dreams of wearing a wedding dress. You can’t

had asked this question, Herman might not have answered, but Monica was Anastasia’s bestie, so it was a different story. Herman could tell that Monica genuinely cared for

Anastasia on her birthday, but after her accident, that plan got delayed.” Herman said, his voice tinged with

to make a cup of coffee for him, “I’m looking forward to your wedding. And remember, you better not bully Anastasia. Otherwise, I

spilled the beans, Monica quickly corrected herself, “Even if you are the most handsome man, I won’t

it from Anastasia because you know her personality. Monica, Anastasia is really

hid the truth, “If I had known earlier that you already knew I had,discovered your secret, I wouldn’t have held back. Indeed, I found out that you’re the CEO of Elysian Technologies after seeing you at Blissful Beat. At first, I thought you were just fooling around with Anastasia. I