When There Is Nothing Left But Love

Pursing his lips, John narrowed his eyes slightly. “You want to investigate the matter by yourself?”

“I just want to know the result. Or are you saying that I can’t even know who hurt me?” I retorted mildly.

He stared at me intently. After a long time, he sighed and ordered, “Wait for me. I’ll go check it out.”

He’d just left when Stacey came out. She looked at me and was just about to speak when I interrupted her.

“It’s rather late now, so let’s eat together another day.”

She was momentarily taken aback before noticing that John was making his way back. Looking at me, she nodded and answered, “Sure. Thank you for getting me in today.” As she said this, she looked over her shoulder at John and murmured, “Thank you, Mr. Stovall.”

John shrugged. “Why are you thanking me? It’s no big deal. It’s quite late now, so let’s go and have dinner together.”

“No, it’s okay. I still have to rush back to the countryside, so you two go ahead. Please excuse me.” After saying that, Stacey left.

John looked at me with pursed lips. “Your subordinate has the same temperament as you. So, what would you like to eat?”

“Anything.” I slipped into the car after replying him. Then, I turned my gaze on him and asked, “Is the DNA report out?”

“It doesn’t match Hudson’s,

to know the identity of the man at the hotel, for he might have planned

a text message from Stacey, but I merely glanced

instead. Jackson said your depression has gotten worse. If you truly can’t stand staying at Peakville Estate, just move in with me and Uncle Louis. I don’t like that b*stard, Ashton, anyway, so you can just remain the pampered daughter of the Stovall family, and I’ll support

old, yet I

wealth and my assets, it’s not a problem even if you were to fritter

world. The moment she’s born, her grandfather

he arched an eyebrow. “That’s for sure. After all, look who her uncle is.” After a brief pause, he shifted his gaze to me, turning serious. “Are

instantly clenched my hands tightly, at a loss

I inhaled and muttered, “We shall see.” Some heartache is more than enough to have just experienced it once in a lifetime. When my child left, I never thought of having another child,

doesn’t matter whether

seem to be getting increasingly irritable, and I can’t even

a stop before a restaurant in the city center, whereupon a parking valet came up

John took my hand and led me

his looks were too outstanding that countless gazes swung our way the moment we stepped into the restaurant. Even whispers drifted into the air from time

ordering, he looked at me and remarked, “You’ve lost