The Runaway Groom

Chapter 369

Irene took a good look at the person in front of her–that angry face looked just like Isaac!

Suddenly, her heart was racing, and she wanted to run.

“I–Isaac?” She gulped, and tried to touch to decide if it was reality or fantasy.

However, before she could reach him, Isaac turned and stepped out of the room, growling, “Come with

me.”

Irene was left at a loss of words, and was left sitting on the bed, her thoughts barely keeping up.

She looked at Harvey, and then at Stan and James who were standing at the doorway.

Her head suddenly hurt, and she rubbed her temples–it still took a while for her headache to subside.

As her mind cleared up, she thought that since James and Stan were both there… Isaac must have returned.

So, it really was him just now?

Panicking, she leaped off the bed and ran out of the room without stopping to put on her shoes.

At the same time, Stan and James shot Harvey a look, and snorted with contempt–what he did was despicable and ungentlemanly!

his

these two. “What are you looking at? You should be thanking me–she would’ve been left on the streets if not for

really been soft on you back at the hospital. If this happens again, I will make sure all your teeth end up on the floor. Let’s see if you would

just an assistant, and you think you can discipline me? And are you really meddling with your

“You wanna go?!”

advancing toward Harvey, but James caught his arm

bother.”

face?!” Stan struggled a little,

we did fight him. Let’s just go,” James said, and dragged Stan

left speechless for a moment, before snapping

mean?!”

think they were talking

wheeled on him with a glare and

with a loud bang, because he was furious and sick

as he calmed down to think, he decided Isaac must suffer more

in a room alone with

upset even if they did not do

he was on top of

smell of alcohol from Irene’s body, and her warmth

pulled the blanket over himself and put his head on the pillow where Irene slept, even caressing

that it was perverted, but assured himself, “I just love her that