Enchanted Nightfall: Falling for Destiny (Quintessa and Tyrone) novel Chapter 39

Chapter 39 

James ventured, “For you?” 

One look from Tyrone had James mentally kicking himself for his casual address, “I–I understand. On it.” 

“Find out who that guy is.” 

Internally, James was groaning. Which guy? Could he get a hint, please? Luckily, he was quick; it struck him- probably that dude in the photo with Quintessa. 

“Got it.” 

“And I want to know everything about her for the past three years.” 

“Yes, sir,” James nodded. 

Once outside, a headache throbbed at James‘ temples. Running errands for Mr. York was surely Shirley, the secretary’s job, not his. 

He shook his head. Tyrone wanted her whereabouts over three years now, after all this time of indifference. Men were so fickle. 

Ha 

His phone buzzed, and he pulled it out, surprised; it was Rachel, his brow furrowing in annoyance. He wasn’t fond of Rachel and promptly hung up the call. Whatever she wanted, it couldn’t be good. 

Quintessa had hoped that tweaking Tyrone’s ego would brighten her mood, if only a little. 

But her own spirits plummeted as she lay in bed, the brief flicker of joy extinguished. After waiting at home with no news for two days, insomnia took hold. 

The dawn was breaking, and she had yet to fall asleep. 

Without turning on the lights, she stepped onto the balcony in her pajamas and lit at cigarette, mocking herself. Was tweaking Tyrone really worth celebrating? 

She did it for a moment of delight, yet ticking Tyrone off would eventually just set herself up for trouble since the situation was already tough. 

However, she seriously couldn’t just bite the bullet.. 

Quintessa was sick of this plight; there were still tons of things she needed to do. She must find a breakthrough, unwilling to remain trapped in this limbo. 

As she was lost in thought, a commotion from the neighboring balcony snapped her out of her reverie. A man and a woman were there, seeking thrills in the dead of night. 

The woman, bracing against the railing and gasping loudly, exclaimed, “No one’s watching, right?” 

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The man, cigarette dangling from his lips and clothes neat, replied coolly, “So what if they are? You wanted excitement. Scared of an audience now?”