Tangled in His Obsession (Seraphina)

Chapter 27

Despite the recent happenings, Seraphina kept her cool and even managed to flash a smile at Terrell after sitting down.

Terrell, however, wasn’t in the mood for smiles. He glared at Seraphina, asking. “Why did you really invite me to dinner?”

Seraphina couldn’t help but laugh, “Didn’t we just talk about this? Why are you asking again?”

Terrell stared at the suspicious mark on Seraphina’s neck, saying slowly, “I’m not a fool. If you’re involved with Leandro, how could I believe your oh–so-innocent reason?”

Seraphina gave her hair a flip, laughing again, “I didn’t get anything from you, so why are you so suspicious?”

Terrell gave her a cold stare, “Don’t you tell me? Fine then.”

He stood up, ready to leave.

“Hey!” Seraphina suddenly stopped him, “Can you give me a copy of the video you just took? I want to admire Mr. Reynolds’s charm when I have some free time”

Terrell sneered, “So you can use this video to blackmail Leandro, and then he comes after me? Do you think I would do something so self–destructive?”

forget it.” Seraphina sighed, “Why do you always think the worst of

shot her a glare before storming off.

sat quietly, taking a sip of water as she

focusing on the brief encounter between Terrell and Balch

two clearly knew each other. Balch’s silence was too deliberate and not in line

Balch didn’t speak to Terrell, it

words, “I didn’t mean to show up in front of you,” indicated he had concerns or had received some kind of threat.

clear that Terrell was someone worth

her was the

help but press her hand to her forehead.

she was leaving the Enchanted Petals Club, she once again caught sight of Leandro.

figure–tall, immaculately dressed, with his suit perfectly tailored, even the collar of his shirt was clean and neat–probably because

now dressed impeccably, and recalling what he had done to her in the restroom stall just an hour ago, Seraphina didn’t know whether to laugh or

dodged behind a pillar, avoiding being seen by Leandro. Leaning against the column, she counted the time

someone called her from

“Seraphina”

paused but didn’t turn around.

behind her, calling out to her again when