The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 868 This Is Not The Way To The Hotel

The hour was late, and the cold night wind was blowing. The wind caused Janet to sober up a little. However, her legs and feet still remained frail, and she was unable to walk.

“Where are you taking me?” Janet opened her eyes in a daze to take a look at the models who were supporting her.

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Like silver bells, the laughter of the models were crisp in Janet’s ears. “We’re getting you back to the hotel. You’re drunk. Sleep well now. We’re women just like you; it’s not like we’re gonna hurt you. We’ll get you back safely.” The two models had already placed Janet in the car as they were talking. They sat on either side of her, left and right, sandwiching her in the middle.

Janet felt so drunk, she bent her head to rest on the shoulder of one of the female models, and then she shut her eyes to rest. It didn’t come to her attention that the scenery outside the window slowly switched from the lively high-rise buildings to a grim woodland, veering completely away from the direction the hotel was in.

Some time passed, and Janet was jolted up slightly from a low ring in her bag. She fought to keep her eyelids open, brought out her phone, and took the call. It was Brandon calling.

are you, honey? I’ll come get

out the window and replied, “I’m headed back to the hotel right now.” The road however, appeared a little dark, and she was unable to see the exact road the car was on. Being so

man who carried you earlier, is he the one who sent

her aching temples and took a look at the models next to her.

bit unclear and odd. Brandon felt anxious. “Are

just began to feel so dizzy all of a sudden…” Janet started feeling something was off herself as

be off about the models around you.” Immediately the words left his mouth and went across the phone, he heard a noise from the other

call. “You’re drunk. You shouldn’t be answering calls. Just enjoy

back, but it had already been switched off. She had a feeling something was off. Looking out the window, she could only see the shadow of trees.

“A traffic jam was ahead so

the front row turned as well to give

the car and flee as far away as possible, but her b*ody was too heavy. Her eyelids