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“I’m sorry if I upset you. I thought it might be therapeutic to say what you had been wanting to say to Renee. I have to go now. I’m guessing by the way that went that you don’t want to talk to me anymore. I might come back later to check, but most likely it will be a while. Peace and love, Kevin.” Kevin stood up and went to the cabinet and took out the bottle of whiskey. He usually didn't drink much, but today, he needed it. It's five o'clock somewhere, he thought to himself. He turned the bottle up and chugged a quarter of it, feeling it burn all the way down to his stomach. He sat on the bed and drank the whole bottle while rereading the messages between him and Marie. It wasn't long afte

She saw her brother and Kevin talking with smiles when she came out. She almost died of anger because of Kevin. However, her brother was still talking amicably with the culprit. Did they treat her as a joke? “Bro, Kevin admitted that he wanted to create a topic to escape from his parents nagging him to get married,” Hugh explained as he walked.

"Now if your done staring we need to talk." Kevin snapped out of her thoughts, she cleared her throat in embarrassment and looked away. "Talk about what?" She asked. "About us..." He muttered as he stared at her intently, Crimson on the other hand tried to avoid his gaze no matter what. "Since you already announced in public that you are dating the man in the video which happens to be me I would like to close a deal with you, we are not strangers so we don't need a contract for that.

“I don’t think that’s a good idea.” Kevin placed a thoughtful hand on his shoulder and forced a smile, bringing himself down to Cedric’s height. “He killed Loretta right in front of me, and he almost got me too. He burnt your house to the ground and killed everyone we ever cared about. What more do we have to lose? We have nothing more to fear from T-Murek.” Kevin lost the will to keep the smile on his face, so it just faded. “Enrolling in this college is just a minor distraction I’d found to make me forget about her. I’m sure you understand.”

In front of me, Kevin watched me with a confused look. "You better eat, don't even daydream!" said Kevin in a firm tone. "I don't have an appetite!" I said languidly. "Are you sick?!" Kevin put his hand on my forehead. But I immediately removed his hand from my forehead, then gave a sneer, but the man laughed. "What's on your mind right now?" asked Kevin, smiling sweetly at me. I was stunned by Kevin's smile. I cleared my throat once, eliminating my current nervousness. Can I tell Kevin about my problem?

Kevin, the elite bodyguard I'd spent ten years training, chose my adopted sister, Eva, over me when it came down to life and death. So I went straight to an underground fight club and picked out the craziest, most ruthless bastard I could find. A month later, Kevin got word and came rushing back, dragging his battered body past the guards at my door, fighting within an inch of his life. He knelt on the floor, eyes bloodshot, clutching the hem of my dress.

I explained, but Kevin wasn't interested in my explanation because he hated anything that had to do with his uncle Silas. He cut in immediately. “You look a little pale; have you been crying?” He asked me curiously after coming closer to me. I think my eyes were a little bit swollen; that was why he knew I was crying. “Hmm… I…” I stuttered. I didn't know if I was to lie or just come clean with the truth. “I have told you before now, Nuella, you are not supposed to be crying over that guy. He is not worth it; don't ever shed a tear for him.” Kevin toldme to place one of his hands on my cheeks and the other on my hand.

Someone was manipulating him but he didn't even know it. However, Kevin was able to empathize with him. After all, the person who died was George's biological father. How could George not believe what his father had said to him before he died? "Arrange for George to see me tomorrow." Kevin had to let George know the truth. He would not allow George to cause any trouble. After they ended the conversation, Kevin lit another cigarette up. He turned on the computer after smoking and was getting ready to join a video conference with some overseas staff. After completing this project, he would give himself a proper vacation. He wanted to just let go of everything and do whatever he wanted.

It was filled with mock. "I don't think you can run away from what's coming to us. And even if you can, I don't think you will be at rest wherever you are. You're not a quitter. No matter what obstacles you encounter, you always conquer. That's the Kevin I know. This one trying to run away to Tibet with the false idea of taking a trip isn't the Kevin I know." Kevin stared at Walter, but he didn't hear a single thing. He had zoned out.

With a sigh, Kevin realized that he couldn't hide his true emotions from Glenn, especially since they had been friends for so long. ‌ "You're right, Glenn," Kevin admitted, his voice tinged with a hint of exhaustion. "I can't hide anything from you. I've been dealing with some serious challenges lately, both professionally and personally." ‌ Glenn's expression softened as he took a seat across from Kevin. "Tell me what's been going on, my friend. You know I'm here for you, through thick and thin." ‌ Kevin took a deep breath, bracing himself to reveal the shocking details of his meeting with Gustav. Glenn's eyes widened in surprise, his curiosity piqued.