THE BILLIONAIRE'S FUGITIVE SON-IN-LAW
ac
Alora at the city cent
an, let go of me!" She recogn
o the ground. "You pathetic
tycoon's lady soon. You should be ca
matter? She'll just be a glorified maid. Fortuna
, but someone intervened. "Hey, yo
a while, sizing up the figure approaching them. Soon they fle
ng slightly from the encounter. She hadn't expected anyon
polished-a man who had seen things and wasn't easily faze
d, her voice caug
ing as he studied her. Her blue eyes, st
rectness made h
n," he said, gesturing behind him at the sleek, red Jeep Wrangler parked a few meters away, its engine
n. Yet, she cast a glance at the car. Its tinted windows gave no
ring his voice as if sharing a sec
but something in John's demeanor, or ma
m. He's nobody special, and
d he began to backpedal. "Alright
rom the long ride, and had only stopped over for a quick bath and
e her stirred. She didn't owe these strangers anything, but... maybe she could h
e word lef
then he'll be on his way," he explained. "Not a hotel..." He paused, deliberately w
ng nearby. He followed her gaze and read the signpost aloud,
the City Hall. City Hall is even worse for privacy
ognizing his mistake and deciding to find
y," the young lady ca
ce more. "I apologize, ma'am. I shouldn't ha
posed. She was closer, and he observed that she didn't exhibit the boldness o
," she mum
need for this, ma'am? I'm willing to pay anything," he asked
rmured. "You said
ity with the man, she agreed. "I mean, we can go to Civil Affai
wave of anxiety across her as the rea
ly missed Jeremy with the car a
s your problem?
in town, but someone came to her res
up trouble in town. Word spreads fast, and
uzzled as old lady Steele sho
ugged. "Uh
an's associates cut in. "It looked like
should be on an errand. You k
ted. "She was holding an old ba
yes widene
," another co
d on Jeremy's lip. "I'
had ran away, I must be the first to inform h
stood outside the car, staring
ch a bad idea," Joh
ed to say, but fell silent as he
ed himself. "This is my f
rong, masculine scent that surrounded