When Lewis came out of the school, he saw the two girls chatting. "Sally," he called out. "Lewis!" Sally advanced towards him and hugged him affectionately. Thereafter, Lewis wrapped his arm around Crista's waist and said, "You two know each other? Come, let's have dinner together." Sally was taken aback. "Lewis, do you know her?" 'This coquettish woman! First she seduced my husband and now she is trying to sink her claws into Lewis!' "No!" "No, thanks!" Both woman blurted out simultaneously. Lewis smiled cunningly at Crista. "Do you want me to drag you into the car again?" He was reluctant to force her "It's already quite late. I should be heading back." She was in no mood for a fancy dinner with Sally. "It's okay. I'll drive you home. I don't see your driver around." Lewis opened the car door and she seated herself. Noticing this, Molly griped, "Lewis, she is a vixen! She seduced Tristan!" She reminded him. Le

"Crista, don't you think I'm too lenient to you?" William walked up to her, firmly gripping her neck with his large hands. Crista neither resisted nor showed any signs of struggling. She just stared daggers at him and said, "He got hurt because of me." She gave him a simple explanation. "Did I give you permission to see him? Huh?" Her words only served to infuriate William further. "I wanted to see him," she said indifferently. She wanted to see Lewis so that she could tell him that they couldn't see each other anymore. However, the accident with the boiling pot of tea interrupted their conversation. Unfortunately, explaining to William was a lost cause, Whatever she said, he wouldn't listen to it. Carla's presence served as a reminder that Mr. Ding had no shortage of women in his life. She was expendable and he owned her life. "Do you want to kill me?" Slowly, a smile appeared on Crista's lips. To him, she was always challenging his authority

"Did you say that you didn't take her away? You are a liar!" William firmly believed that Lewis had kidnapped Crista. "I couldn't care less whether you believe me or not. I am detained in this hospital bed like a prisoner. Do whatever you want!" Lewis said to William as he struggled to sit up. William was aware of the fact that the chances of Crista being around here were remote even if Lewis was the one who took her away. He turned around to leave. Lewis was consumed with mixed emotions. As a parting shot he said, "William, you are doomed to lose her!" William had left no stone unturned in his quest to find her. Crista had simply vanished into thin air. Martin followed William out of the ward. "Mr. Ding, do you believe Lewis?" "Keep an eye on him!" How could he believe his words? She couldn't have disappeared without reason. Someone had premeditated her kidnapping. Martin nodded and instructed two bodyguards to keep watch. As Lewis wa

Crista looked at the servant. She didn't have an interlocutor here. So instead of going to the coffee table, she went to the door and said, "I want to go out for a walk." The two bodyguards guarding the door exchanged glances. Afterwards, one of them went downstairs. A few minutes later, Gian came up, and said, "Miss Jin, please!" Crista glanced at the bodyguards behind her. As a matter of fact, she had no plans of running away, because she wasn't capable of doing so. All she wanted to do was to go out for some fresh air and admire the scenery. Not long after, she sat in the garden. The afternoon sunshine's warmth instilled her with a sense of comfort, and she enjoyed this feeling. The atmosphere in this area was far different from A City. The weather was so warm that it hardly seemed like it was winter. As such, she knew she was far away from William. Later, she found out why she had been comatose for several days. She had been injected with

The bullet was removed and William would be just fine after a good rest. He lay in the hospital bed, carefully attended to by Carla. "William, would you like to tuck into some delicious fruit? Here, let me peel some for you." "No, thanks." William stared into the distance. Three days had passed and there was still no news of Crista. He was consumed by restlessness. "William, are you still concerned about her?" Carla was aware that Martin had instructed his men to search for Crista. But it was all in vain. She secretly wished she could ask William to give up the search but she remained quiet. She was deeply saddened to see the pathetic state he was reduced to. "There is still no news about her," William said calmly. Then he stood up and said to her, "Please help me with the discharge procedure." He wanted to confirm it personally Carla could read his mind. She accompanied him to the uninhabited island. "Mr. Ding, what are you doing here?" asked one of