The Guardian's Sword

Chapter 390

Willow slowly turned her head and looked ahead.

In the distance, the grand Riverleaf Lakeside Hotel came into sight.

The rhombus glass on the outer wall of the hotel was extremely dazzling under the refraction.

of the sun.

Riverleaf Lakeside Hotel was like a dazzling pearl rising slowly from the river.

“Sean, why did you bring me here?”

Willow withdrew her gaze and looked at Sean in confusion.

“Nothing, I’m just taking you for a stroll.”

Sean said as he prepared to get out of the car.

Swoosh!

Willow grabbed Sean’s arm.

“Sean, are… are you out of your mind…

“We can go anywhere but here.”

Willow’s eyes widened in confusion. 1

Willow had always taken Sean for a stroll in quiet plazas.

Or they would have a stroll along the riverbank. They had never been to such a high–end place!

“Why can’t we go to this place?”

Sean chuckled and shook his head slightly.

“Of course, we can’t. How expensive would this place be…”

fingers and said as she looked

be able to afford

Sean blinked at Willow.

“Ah?”

Willow suddenly realized it.

Sean was not penniless!

could afford to purchase

Could he

help laughing at herself as she thought

was still

to change

you might have some money now, but you

how wealthy you are, you’ll use up your money if you just splurge

to her senses and said

liked to enjoy a

Willow was concerned about Sean’s

have these things, but Sean needed to secure the rest of

worry. I know what

and got out of the car with

sir. Come in,

security guard at the gate saw Sean coming, he

had already spoken to the hotel’s general manager. He only brought Willow over to have a look, so there was no need to

a surprise. Therefore, he would stick to his plan,

two years. Waiting a

fancy hotel, even an heiress like

not her first visit

places could really make

madam, how

beautiful usher in a slit dress approached with a smile on

turned to look

here. He did not say what he brought her

not know how to answer

have a

please

glanced at Willow before speaking to the beautiful

“Sean, stop it.”