Female Novel
Chapter 1176
Blayze’s secretary strolled by Sierra, gracefully handing her a room card for Tyrone’s room.
Upon Sierra’s arrival at the elevator, she noticed that the left elevator was already ascending.
Without hesitation, she delicately pressed the button, causing the right elevator’s doors to glide opensmoothly.
As Sierra ascended to the thirty-second floor, she disembarked from the elevator. She then saw Benwaiting for the elevator there.
It seemed that Tyrone was already in the room.
Sierra effortlessly located her destination.
Upon seeing the closed door and imagining Tyrone waiting for her in bed, a mixture of anxiety andanticipation coursed through her.
Tyrone’s physique was truly impressive. She couldn’t help but contemplate his sexual prowess in bed.
Tyrone was a remarkable man and, even if it was merely a fleeting encounter, she was more thanwilling!
With a deep breath, she gracefully swiped the card and elegantly unlocked the door. Upon steppinginside, she swiftly secured the entrance.
The room was bathed in warm light.
Surveying her surroundings, Sierra’s brows furrowed slightly.
The living room exuded an aura of orderliness, as if it had not been inhabited.
Turning her attention to the entrance of the suite, Sierra speculated that Tyrone was likely in thebedroom.novelbin
With utmost quietude, she approached the bedroom door, her delicate touch gently turning thedoorknob.
The door creaked open ever so slightly.
Silently, Sierra peered into the room. The bedding was immaculate, untouched by anyone.
Puzzlement welled up within her and, in a sudden rush of curiosity, she pushed the door wide open.The bedroom was vacant.
The bathroom door remained firmly shut.
Sierra moved with determined grace, promptly swinging the bathroom door wide open without a hint ofhesitation.
Yet, the bathroom remained devoid of any presence.
Could she have inadvertently ventured into the wrong room?
Sierra retraced her steps to the entrance and meticulously examined the room number. She didn’t enterthe wrong room.
Why, then, was Tyrone nowhere to be found? Had he run away?