omebody
nt cry for help echoed thro
ssed in lavish attire, w
htly, shouting desperately
as several passersby chos
her neck suddenly appeared at the entrance of the alley, brandishin
e called t
tarted to play. The thugs cur
he had only played a police siren sound cl
ugs weren't par
he didn't notice the woman she had
er, outside an u
hed coffee on the face of a man who was inti
an explanation!
uickly regained composure. "She's my new girlfriend. You're hi
ing with rage. "You chea
Nothing but a poor wretch from the slums, wearing a cheap shirt, h
nah's heart, leaving her
cky that I was interested in you
no man wil
d woman appeared
s beautiful and kind girl, and th
was s
as the one who she had saved f
tion. After borrowing Hannah's phone for a call, she was qui
the thugs on the streets seeme
he woman was here. Her entire attention was
ndsome and straight posture, his face c
doing here?" Hannah's eyes widened
ent. He wondered why her mother would
the tear that formed and hung
o cry, the tears
his chest, a discomfort that led him to think, "Crying over suc
desirable?" Zane scoffed disdainfully. "D
Clyde's mother, Juliet La
helplessly
ng to do with
ave, but Juliet gr
ved me! You must help he
tience wearing thin. "Mom, there's no such coincid
need to find a random actor to make a scene, right? And look at t
ted the standoff betw
he's an actor? Zane, have you lost your mind? He's Clyde Lawson,
frowned at her, his
ublic or on social medi
identally sav
CEO of Horizon Innovations would be i
he's right. You'v
ned to Cly
r, from her eyela
et foolish women. They were com
th
eath and summoned th