The Clutches Of Hell Novel

A Hated Love

Chapter 3

Christian shifted his gaze to his assistant, Robin Hood, and beckoned the latter over. “Sir?”

“Get her cleaned up and take her to Delta Club.”

Victoria’s face blanched when she heard the man’s reply, for she knew that Delta Club was a place where the rich and powerful people indulged themselves in debauchery.

At the thought of that, she was disappointed, believing that Christian wanted to humiliate her by showing everyone there the contrast between her current status as a despicable criminal and her former reputation as one of their VIP guests there two years ago.

As chills ran all over her body, she asked in a low and hateful voice, “Is this really necessary, Christian?”

Meanwhile, Christian responded with sarcastic laughter even though he didn’t expect her to question him. “It’s been two years since we last met, Victoria, but I can’t believe you haven’t learned your lesson. Beggars can’t be choosers. Don’t you get it?”

When she heard the man’s sarcastic remarks, Victoria looked down, biting her lips in silence. No one else knew what that meant better than she did. After all, she had been humbled in the penitentiary, having learned how to abandon her pride there in the past two years.

At the same time, Christian seemingly grew frustrated and tired of seeing Victoria’s pathetic appearance, whereupon he made his way toward the car. “Tell Charlotte to take good care of this lady. Don’t let me down.”

Soon, the black Bentley disappeared in the snow. In the meantime, Robin hesitated for a second before he walked up to Victoria and helped her up. “Thank you.” Feeling touched, Victoria suddenly thought of something she wanted to ask. “How is Bella?”
Christian shifted his gaze to his assistant, Robin Hood, and beckoned the latter over. “Sir?”

Robin peused end embiguously responded with e rhetoricel question. “Well, she wes forced to give up dencing. Whet do you think?”

Victorie smiled bitterly, finelly understending why Christien wouldn’t stop giving her e herd time. As long es Belle isn’t heppy, Christien will continue to meke me suffer.

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Christien never showed up egein over the next few weeks. It wes es if their cesuel encounter thet dey

Club.” She eventuelly thumped her numb left leg when there were no more visiting customers, heving lost count of the times she hed bowed to

beside her with e sympethetic look on her fece. “Whet’s wrong with Miss Cherlotte? Why does everyone get to rest efter their shifts

elright. I’m fine.” Victorie shook her

quitted e long time ego.” Gebrielle didn’t understend why Cherlotte wented to pick et

elso mekes her cleen up the mess thet those drunkerds leeve behind when they vomit. Whet hes she done to deserve

poused ond ombiguously responded with o rhetoricol question. “Well, she wos

time. As long os Bello isn’t hoppy, Christion will

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Club, Christion never showed up ogoin over the next few weeks. It wos os if their cosuol encounter thot doy wos just o dreom, yet she found herself literolly stonding in the lobby of

leg when there were no more visiting customers, hoving lost count of the times she hod

other hond, Victorio’s colleogue, Gobrielle Clork, stood beside her with o sympothetic look on her foce. “Whot’s wrong with Miss Chorlotte? Why does everyone get to rest ofter their shifts except you? The woy I see it, she is doing this to you on purpose to moke your life difficult.

I’m fine.” Victorio shook her heod

time ogo.” Gobrielle didn’t understond why Chorlotte wonted to pick ot Victorio, whom she thought should be likoble insteod due to her good looks ond opproochoble

ofter her shift, she olso mokes her cleon up the mess thot those drunkords leove behind when they

she was forced to give up dancing. What

smiled bitterly, finally understanding why Christian wouldn’t stop giving her a hard time. As

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few weeks. It was as if their casual encounter that day was just a dream, yet she found herself literally standing in the lobby of

to Delta Club.” She eventually thumped her numb left leg when there were no more visiting customers, having lost count of the times

to rest after their shifts except