All Chapters of VOW OF REVENGE : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Dad said awkwardly, "I know he's not doing well, always hanging out with all kinds of people, and now he is in trouble, everyone else has abandoned him. I had no other choice..."I smiled and said, "Neither do I."I walked away.Dad followed me out, his old face falling, "Sam, look, now that you're with Mr. Miller, you have such a good relationship. As long as you talk to him, your brother Hill can be released... Sam, I know I wronged you in the past. But no matter what, I am finally your father. Hailey and Hill are also your siblings."I suddenly stopped, turned around, and silently looked at him. "Dad, do you know? Since mom died, you sent me back to my grandmother's house. I still remember how you stood at the door of the courtyard, pointed at grandma's house, and told me to go inside. You said you had things to do and would visit me as much as you could.But you never came to see me until my grandmother passed away. After her death, I have been alone all these years.My memories

The car pulled up outside the Rose Building, and both Gill and Lynne stepped out. I intend to drop a word or two to Kent, persuading him to take care of these two girls further. Yet, unexpectedly, he whisked the car off without uttering a single word, and very swiftly at that. Looking through the rearview mirror, I saw the two girls still standing at the entrance of the restaurant, their gaze persistently fixed in our direction. Lynne wore a calm expression, while Gill appeared utterly annoyed, waving her hands and feet in hasty kicks and punches. It seemed as if she planned to give us a good beating. The car turned a corner, leaving the two girls entirely out of sight. Only then did I breathe out quietly. Turning to look at Kent, I noticed his drawn-out face, eyebrows furrowed, thin lips tightly sealed. The darkness from the lack of light in the car heightened the intensity of his resolute facial contour, making it seem all the more cold and suppressed. I raised my hand, lightly

He was very cooperative, one hand on the couch, the other pinching under my jaw, speaking faintly: "Besides people, I fancy something else." "Hmm?" I looked at him, raising my eyebrows. "Don't go anywhere without me from now on." Kent winked at me, squinting at the bar's overview, "Hill might have fled this time, but he's a thorn in our side, and who knows when he'll cause trouble again. I worry that you won't be able to handle it if I'm not around next time." "Mm." I sat up and leaned against his side. He slid an arm around me, guiding me to his chest. His broad and warm chest encased me, and I traced circles on his chest with my fingers. He let me tease him, solid as a rock, still talking sensibly and calmly: "Also, due to Emilia's issue,Ben had a falling out with his family and moved out. I thought of arranging a position for him in the company, but he refused. I've thought it over, and still don't know what to do." I couldn't begin to imagine what he would be feeling righ

In the split second of the conversation, I looked around and carefully observed each person's expression. Astonishingly, I discerned no abnormalities. Ben sat alone in the center, smugly, while Kent and I were seated on the other side of him. Gill had her arm linked with Lynne's, and the two girls sat closely together. Gill had a somewhat irritated expression. However, it didn't seem directed at me. As for Lynne, from start to finish, she maintained a serene and gentle demeanor. She radiated an aura of refinement every second of the day. Even after Kent and I arrived, she only offered a simple and polite greeting without even standing from her couch.However, I sensed something. Even though she didn't even look at me, I felt the piercing gaze hinting malice was coming from her.No matter how well she masked it, in her essence, she was just a young girl who had admired Kent since a young age. All women can become jealous.Take me, for example, I'm no saint. If someone coveted Kent,

The microphone still hung loosely in his hand, unputdown. On the screen, the song "Face" was still being played on repeat, but Ben had already dozed off on the sofa. This man, close to five foot nine, his eyes and brows were etched with worries he couldn't alleviate. Kent made a call and brought over two bodyguards to help him to rest. Then he asked Lynne where she wanted to take a rest. She glanced at Kent, witnessing as the two bodyguards lifted him away. Only then did she shift her gaze, looking at Gill again. "I can rest anywhere." "There are too many people here and it's chaotic. I think you should go back to Rose. I'll send you back." "Eh, no need, I..." "It's fine. It's on the way." "But what about Gill ..." "I will arrange for someone else to look after her. You don't need to worry." Saying this, he got up and let me go. She probably had more to say, but seeing Kent stand up, she swallowed her words and walked over to his side. I sat there, stunned. Kent suddenly gl