I Called Off The Alliance At Dawn Novel

Chapter 6 She gasped as he threw her to the ground like a ragdoll. I didn't care to watch them tear each other apart. "Frank, airport." "Yes, miss." Frank pulled away, clearly glad I'd gotten some payback. But we hadn't gone far when James's car cut us off. He ran up like a madman, pounding on my window. "Stop this, Emily. Come back with me. I'll fix it." "You don't like her? She's gone. But you know if this deal falls through, it kills both our families." I laughed at his sudden concern for the partnership. "Don't worry about the Peterson family's losses, Mr. Harrington.

As for the Harringtons, well, you guys still have enough left to scrape by. Maybe your uncles can piece something together." His face crumpled. He stood there, fists clenched. "You'd really do this to me? Emily, you remember what you said to me in Blackridge Mountains when I was bleeding out?" "You said if I just held on, you'd never leave me. No matter what." Three years ago, my father's enemy had me kidnapped and dumped in those mountains. James found me like a beam of light. But a man against a bear, he'd slashed his own arm open and used his blood to lead it away.

When the rescue team found us, he was shredded. I could see bone. I almost passed out. I held him, begged him not to sleep. Cried until I couldn't breathe. If he closed his eyes, I knew he might never open them again. We'd crossed death together. But it didn't change the fact that he'd cheated. He said it was a mistake any man could make. Blamed me for making it into such a big deal. He never understood why I really left. He kept pounding on the door. I took a deep breath and called the police. When they took him away, James looked at me with red-rimmed eyes and said this wasn't over.

Chapter 6 66.67% -... Jessica showed up, disheveled, and told the officers it was just a personal dispute. They'd handle it. After they left, she begged him. "Stop this, James. Let's go home. She doesn't want you. We can be happy together." She couldn't understand why the video had turned him against her. She was the one humiliated online. She was willing to forgive him. Wasn't that enough without me in the way? She clung to him, crying. I wrinkled my nose at the cloying rose scent. "Drive, Frank." Chapter 6 66.67% 书中 admin