Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan) novel Chapter 202

Chapter 202 Have I Done Something Wrong?

When the car pulled up to the gate of the Doyle Manor, Martha noticed Stefan unbuckled his seat belt and was about to get off. She stopped him, "Thank you for the ride. See you."

She didn't think her father was willing to meet Stefan.

Stefan paused. Suddenly, Eden's words reechoed in his ear.

"Probably, your ultimate hope is a life for a life."

Watching Martha get off, Stefan said, "Martha, I'll definitely pay whatever I've owed you, including my life."

Before Martha responded, he started the engine, his eyes dark with determination.

The car roared away. Standing rooted to the spot, Martha watched the vehicle vanish from her sight, wondering what Stefan meant by his words. Somehow, she had a bad hunch.

...

The Harrison Villa.

Stefan knew that Gianna and Amanda had moved in, and was troubled. However, he didn't remark on it as he didn't have the energy to care about such trivia.

He took off his jacket and ignored Amanda, who was sitting in the living room, staring at him and looking lovely.

In fact, Amanda had been waiting for him for a long time.

She had dressed up deliberately. Although she wore casual clothes, the unique design fully showed her beautiful figure.

Her hair was combed carefully, hanging over her shoulders, making her look harmless and gentle. A faint fragrance was emanated from her body. She was seductive.

Seeing Stefan enter the house, she hurriedly approached him and took the jacket from his hands.

"You are back home so late, Stefan. You look pale. Did you have a tough day?" Amanda asked softly, her voice full of concerns.

A gentle smile spread across her face, her eyes showing her concern.

Stefan didn't answer, brushing past her.

Seeing him ignore her, Amanda wasn't frustrated but said, "Stefan, you must be exhausted after a long day. Let me massage you."

"When my dad was exhausted after work, I always massaged him to make him relax. I can also..."

Frowning, Stefan felt bothered as she was too noisy.