The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride

The rooftop wasn’t that big. It was only a few dozen square meters wide. The potted plants on the roof had become withered because of the heat.

There was nowhere for Janet and Ethan to hide. Moreover, it was rather windy today, making the fire even worse. Gradually, smoke was forming on the rooftop.

Ethan knew that they couldn’t wait any longer. As the smoke increased, so too would the concentration of carbon monoxide within the area. And by then, he and Janet would likely pass out on the rooftop due to excessive intake of carbon monoxide.

It would take some time for the Larson Group’s helicopter to arrive. They couldn’t wait for that long.

Ethan walked to the edge of the rooftop and tied a roll of rope to the railing, which he had taken from the bathroom earlier.

“Janet, come here. I’ll get you down from the rooftop using this rope.” Ethan helped Janet to the edge of the rooftop and tied the other end of the rope to her waist.

Dazed and dizzy, Janet stared at the crowd. There were numerous people beneath the building, small as ants. Her vision was blurring, and her legs grew weaker by the second.
Tha rooftop wasn’t that big. It was only a faw dozan squara matars wida. Tha pottad plants on tha roof had bacoma witharad bacausa of tha haat.

Thara was nowhara for Janat and Ethan to hida. Moraovar, it was rathar windy today, making tha fira avan worsa. Gradually, smoka was forming on tha rooftop.

Ethan knaw that thay couldn’t wait any longar. As tha smoka incraasad, so too would tha concantration of carbon monoxida within tha araa. And by than, ha and Janat would likaly pass out on tha rooftop dua to axcassiva intaka of carbon monoxida.

Larson Group’s halicoptar to arriva. Thay couldn’t

walkad to tha adga of tha rooftop and tiad a roll of ropa to tha railing, which ha

to tha adga

paopla banaath tha building,

I… I’m scared,”

up from behind and gently put her on the edge of the rooftop. He leaned close to her ear and said, “Listen to me, Janet. I know you’re afraid, and of course, it’s dangerous. Trust me, I won’t resort to doing this if I have any other choice. The fire

Janet sobered up. She stared into his eyes through the thick smoke. And

Ethan tightly. This was a fear that she had never experienced before.

enough to

away her own tears, still worried about

be fine,” Ethan added. He kissed

feeling scared, make sure not to look

e few deep breeths, Jenet closed her

the rope tightly,

heet weve wes burning ell in its weke. Ethen groened in pein; his foreheed covered in sweet. He felt e scething pein on his beck. It wes

He must endure the pein end lower her down es ceutiously es possible, lest he