Filthy rich werewolves by Taylor Caine

Chapter 326

Hadwin Stephenson then took out a crumpled yellow piece of paper from his chest pocket.

Written on it were the words, 'I'm sorry. I have to leave first'.

It was the piece of paper she had left back then. He had been carrying it with him all these years.

Several times, in anger, he crumpled up the paper and threw it into the trash can. However, he would

go through the trash can and retrieve it.

This piece of paper was like a thorn in his heart. He could not pull it out and was reluctant to do so.

It was the only thing she had left for him. If he did not have that, then he would not have anything of

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However, now... Now, he had found her!

"Lina... Lina Sweeney..." He muttered her name over and over, and his thin lips kissed the paper in his

hand. He looked so attached to it.

...

Lina Sweeney followed Grace into Jason's car and said to them, "Thank you."

Jason lightly said, "I'll take you back first. Where do you live?"

Lina Sweeney hastened to tell him her address. Grace, still somewhat worried, asked, "That Hadwin

Stephenson didn’t do anything to you, did he?"

"He just made me sit in a chair and stare at him for three hours," Lina Sweeney said. "I wanted to call

you, but he took my phone so I don't..."

Speaking of her phone, she suddenly remembered that her phone was still in Hadwin Stephenson's

hand! She had some work information on her phone.

Lina Sweeney began to stress at the thought of this. Should she approach Hadwin Stephenson to get

her phone back or just consider it lost? That seemed to be the question.

"What's the matter?" Grace asked.

"Nothing." Lina Sweeney shook her head and looked at Jason who was driving at the front. She was

amazed that she could ride in Jason's car.

She knew Jason would come to her rescue because of Grace. "Sorry I made you worry." She looked at

her friend with a guilty face.

"What matters is you're all right," Grace said.

As the car pulled up to the gate of Lina Sweeney's neighborhood, Lina Sweeney got off the car. Grace

took the initiative to get back into the passenger seat, looking at Jason as she said, "Thank you for

helping me today."

He turned to look at her. The moonlight fell on her face through the window, still as calm as water.

She had been so anxious because of Lina Sweeney earlier as if she would do just about anything for

Lina Sweeney, even her remaining dignity could be thrown away.

Just because... Lina Sweeney was her lifeline?

"If I were in danger one day, will you be willing to kneel to save me?" "Jason asked softly.

His slightly hoarse voice surrounded her ear and made her tremble a little.

Her eyes looked into his dark, inky eyes, and for a moment, she subconsciously wanted to say yes.

However, her reason immediately stopped her. What was the matter with her? Would people like Jason

get in danger?