The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 247

“Mr. Salvador, promise me that you won’t do anything impulsive after I tell you this…”

“Spit it out!”

Ian gulped and said, “I just saw the young madam pushing the door of a private room. Then a man in glasses carried her inside…”

Justin’s head buzzed, and his eyes turned bloodshot. “Which room? Lead the way!”

Christopher’s secretary quickly bought the hangover medicine as requested.

Christopher took over the medicine bottle and fed it to Bella slowly. He thoughtfully prepared some water for her to wash it down as well.

The secretary was dumbfounded.

Christopher Iverson was a dark and cold-hearted person who hid his sinister intentions behind a gentle facade. No woman had come close to Christopher in all these years. Who was this young lady who made his boss turn into such a caring man?

Was Christopher in love with her?

Tsk tsk! Since ancient times, even the greatest heroes have had a hard time resisting a beautiful woman. Christopher must be enamored with this gorgeous woman.

“Are you feeling better now?” Christopher asked gently when he finally saw Bella’s blush fading.

gradually regained focus, but her

less in the future.” Christopher spoke with concern as he handed her a

could not remember what had just happened, but she could tell that the

intentions toward her.

how handsome he looked.

chivalrous. His gold-rimmed glasses made him

bit familiar…” Bella rubbed

upturned eyes and thought, ‘She forgot.’

the door was kicked open.

like a bull, aggressive and

darkened, and a cold light flashed through his

Salvador, president of the Salvador Corporation,” Christopher’s secretary reminded him in a low voice, looking

raised his chin and did not bother with pleasantries.

Before the secretary finished speaking, the angry Justin had already knocked him over and strode up to Bella. He was like a looming

going on. She rubbed her sleepy eyes

she was shocked. “Justin?

with me.” Justin

anger and pulled her slender arm without effort. Soon, Bella’s soft body was pressed against his.