Catherine Jones and Shaun Hill novel Chapter 1514

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1514

“Young Master Snow, what brings you to Zenith today?” Bryce patted Rodney on the shoulder with a grin. They seemed to be on friendly terms.

“I think Young Master Snow and his wife came here to look for me.”

Rebecca’s lips curled up into a smile. Holding a glass of red wine, she cast a pensive look at Catherine and toasted her. “I wonder how you guys know I’m here.”

Bryce’s face froze. Then, he shifted his confused gaze to Rodney. “Young Master Snow, this…”

“Young Master Zeller, it seems like your friend knows my wife.” Rodney pretended to look surprised.

“Young Master Snow, stop pretending. Not only do we know each other, but we’re also deeply entangled with each other.” Could not be bothered to play along with him, Rebecca said bluntly, “My dear cousin, have you received the letter I asked someone to send you?”

“Yeah. I didn’t expect you to be so wicked to destroy your biological aunt’s tomb.” Catherine moved closer to Rebecca. A smile spread across her face as she gazed at Rebecca. “You’ve only grown crueler in the four years you’ve been away. You’re still as ugly as ever.”

Bryce’s face darkened, then he roared, “You’d better watch your words.”

Catherine frowned, and Rodney immediately asked, “Young Master Zeller, what’s wrong? Is this woman your girlfriend?”

“I’m trying to make her my girlfriend.” Bryce answered with a mirthless smile, “That’s why you guys should treat her with respect.”

Upon hearing that, Rebecca chortled smugly. Linda immediately beamed and said, “Catherine, do you think you can still bully Rebecca like how you used to? Young Master Zeller, if you’re really interested in pursuing Rebecca, you need to deal with Miss Jones tonight. If it weren’t for her, Rebecca wouldn’t have had to hide overseas.”

Rebecca smirked in silence, implying her acknowledgment of Linda’s words.

Bryce responded with a grin, “That’s a piece of cake.”

With that, his voice turned cold. “Guards.” “Young Master Zeller.”