The Hated Daughter & The Billionaire
began to beat very fast as I kept looking around the estate that was su
The middle-aged man asked a
es and fixed his gaze on me. I became uncomfor
to my clutch bag and brought out the white envelope that was sealed wi
in that garden," he said pointing at a beautiful garden
d at and we alighted. Fear gripped me, but the
oned. The logistics officer
him that we are he
man said and walked away. Lucio held my hand as we walked down to the garden. I wa
design. It complemented French chateaus and country homes with some elements that blended bea
he garden was laid with cobblestones and concrete. The beautiful
edging hedge. There was lavender and rosemary. There w
io sat on one of the garden chairs with worries clearly written on his fac
Lucio asked, calling m
..never mind," I said when I remembered ho
Lucio asked. I bit my lo
t did Valencia do?" L
I said, fixing my eyes on a chopper that wa
a tall building. The building was the tallest on the estate a
stics officer who said he would call our attention. I dozed off after a few
oulder. I opened my eyes and looked down at my wristwatch. I
of us. He was not saying anything. Apparently, he ha
t?" I whispered i
nding before us said. I exchanged glances with
with her?" L
's the instruction, sir," the young man whose
e," I said, shaking my head. The you
wait!" Lucio cal
suspicious movement," Lucio whispered into my ears
and a stylus pen mounted close to the elevator. The man that was leading me took the stylu
at he just did. I took the pen and wrote 'Kayla
he invited y
d wrote 'Valencia Dias'. The elevator opened and we entered. The
walk down the hallway. A wall at the extreme of the hallway opened when it detected motion. The young man stepped aside and urged me to go in.
you want to leave here with your head on your shoulder, ple
, looking very determined. I moved close
hen I stepped on a red mark. I ran b
Michael asked. I shook my head, still brid, pointing at silver vaults that were beside u
the alarm will go off
calling Michael to help me out of the room, but I was not heard. I hit my clenched fists on the wall until they began to ache, yet no one came to my rescue. I ha
hree men and a lady began to walk in. The two men were in black suits while the tall one among them wore tight denim and a white t-shirt. I haven't met Andres, so I couldn't identify him among the men. However, I not
rful with a powerful set of shoulders and compelling blue eyes. His profile which spoke of
me in with them sat on his lap and fixed her gaze on me too. I lowered my gaze in shame, wishing I