Female Novel
Chapter 1186
She descended via the elevator to the subterranean parking, stepping out into the dimly lit expanse.Two vigilant sentinels stood watch at the exit.
“Have you seen Tyrone exiting just now?” Sierra inquired anxiously.
“No.” Both of them shook their heads.
“When did you arrive here?”
One of them consulted his wristwatch and replied, “Approximately 8:53 p.m.”
Her heart raced. When she realized Tyrone wasn’t in his room, she called Blayze at 8:50 p.m.
Upon receiving Blayze’s directive, the secretary had promptly dispatched his men to watch the areaand prevent Tyrone from running away. A mere three minutes had passed.
However, if Tyrone had taken the elevator from the thirty-second floor directly to the undergroundgarage without stopping, the journey would have taken less than two minutes.
“Miss Rivera, what’s amiss?” one of the guards inquired.
Sierra lacked the luxury of time for a detailed explanation and briskly walked away.
If Tyrone had reached the underground garage, his departure would undoubtedly have been rushed,given his drugged state and the fear of apprehension.
Hence, she proceeded to see if Tyrone’s vehicle was still there.
If his car remained in its place, Tyrone would remain concealed within the hotel. If the vehicle wasabsent…
Sierra, with a heartened sigh, saw Tyrone’s vehicle, its familiar license plate number reassuring her.novelbin
She pivoted and retraced her steps, only to be abruptly seized by a large hand that swiftly muffled hermouth and whisked her into a secluded corner.
Eyes widened in alarm, Sierra fought valiantly, yet her struggles proved futile.
Jennie had been attending kindergarten for a fortnight.
In the first week, Sabrina frequently picked her up. However, in the second week, Sabrina’s scheduleleft little room for these pick-ups.
The duo had gone three days without seeing each other.
Upon sighting Sabrina, Jennie showered her with two affectionate kisses.
Sabrina, chuckling and wiping off the slobbery traces, inquired, “Where would you like to go today,Jennie?”
“Sabrina, I’d love to visit the amusement park.”
Despite her maturity beyond her years, Jennie remained, at heart, a child, and, especially after fivedays of school, her primary desire was to play.
Jennie cast her gaze upwards at the overcast sky.