A sudden chill swept through the private room, sending a shiver down Whitney’s spine.
Simon shot up from his seat just as Whitney turned her head to see a tall figure clad in a perfectly tailored black suit, his mask hiding a stern jawline beneath. Those deep, piercing eyes aimed a chilling gaze straight at
her.
Why was L here?
Whitney tried to compose herself in disarray as her cheeks flushed a bashful pink.
Without a hint of tenderness, his icy grip hoisted her up. He had appeared next to the couch without notice, his frosty stare alone enough to send Whitney’s heart racing with fear.
Biting her lip, she immediately positioned herself behind him.
He turned, his gaze sweeping over Simon, who had his arms wrapped around Whitney’s waist.
Simon faltered, taken aback. This man was supposed to be a thug, but the aura around him was so intimidating that Simon’s arms fell away without conscious thought.
Coming back to his senses, Simon’s anger flared. “You again, you thug!”
But before he could throw a punch, he was met with a fierce blow that sent him sprawling to the ground.
“Hiss.” Eyes blazing, Simon scrambled back to his feet. Just then, two other young men entered from outside. Simon’s demeanor shifted on spotting Nolan Fuller and Parker Doonan. Nolan was from one of the four families, while Parker, not quite from that elite circle, was even more notorious. His family, the Doonan family, was one of the rulers of the underground world.
Parker was the youngest head of the Doonan family.
Now, the Fuller family’s young lord and the Doonan family’s head were flanking the masked man, like his right and left arms.
Simon’s expression soured. Maybe this guy was not just some thug after all. But who was he?
Whitney was abruptly swept up in the man’s arms as he strode out of the room.
“Stop!” Simon bellowed, his pride wounded. “What right do you have to take her? You’re nobody to her!”
The man’s eyes narrowed, a sneer spreading as he glanced down at the woman in his arms. “Didn’t you tell her who you belong to?”
Whitney hung her head as if she had done something wrong.
“Who the hell are you?” Simon roared, still not ready to back down.
with a sneer. “Just a man who doesn’t give a damn about you. Simon, you
by the audacious tone.
was crisp with a hint
temperature inside as chilling
did not say a word, and
awkward in her disheveled clothes, Whitney wanted to
to get off my lap? Were your ex–fiancé’s legs more comfortable?
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cruelty was
hand covering the spot he had hit, Whitney muttered in
mood was clearly foul as he eyed her pale face with mockery. “You
seat in front, signaling the driver to turn on the air
in his arms trembled
her closer, his gaze falling to the torn fabric of
touched her delicate skin, and Whitney, already rattled by the night’s
“What do you think I’m doing? Should
cheeks burned with humiliation. “Please don’t
her you were going out with your BFF, right?”
and indeed, if you hadn’t arrived in time, I couldn’t have borne the consequences. But I never imagined Simon would stoop
would she have expected Simon to do something so
“Didn’t I make myself clear? Have you
stated, “Thank you for your kindness, Mr. L, but let’s be clear.
for
feel the
in the front seat shivered and could not help but look back, whispering, “Madam, Mr. L was working late… He rushed back to pick you up from
Whitney blinked in surprise.
voice
The assistant fell silent.
the sound of Mr.
want distance? Then keep your
his lap, squeezing herself
grew stiffer. After a second, he barked at the driver, “Close the window on her
as he
observation was meticulous. He a man was hard for any
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