I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 903

The next day, Eudora went back to Steele Mansion to visit Belinda.

Meanwhile, Kevin, supposed to supervise First Sight Company, left quietly. He went around to a place that was not covered by a surveillance camera, stopped a taxi, and got in the car. "Go to Brewing Coffee House."

Ten minutes later, the taxi stopped at Brewing Coffee House. Kevin headed upstairs and entered a private room with ease.

The people sitting in the room were none other than Glenn and Yvette.

When the couple saw Kevin, they immediately stood up and greeted, "Mr. Robert."

Kevin waved his hand and gestured for them to sit down.

He sat across from the couple, and Glenn immediately handed over a cup of coffee and said, "Mr. Robert, have some coffee."

Kevin took the coffee calmly, sipped it, and sighed, "Fortunately, you called me on time that day. I'm not sure what would happen if it was too late."

Glenn glanced at Yvette, sitting beside him, then echoed, "It was so dangerous. It happened that Yvette overheard Alva calling someone that day, and she only knew about it."

Thud!

Kevin put the cup heavily back on the table, and the sound shocked the couple.

The two of them sat upright nervously, waiting for Kevin's reprimand.

"What's wrong with you two? Alva is right under your noses, yet you let her commit such a thing! Have you forgotten your identities? Eudora has been stubborn and aloof since she was a child. If Chasel took advantage of her, and she wants to die, how are you going to report the matter to your superiors?" Kevin was infuriated.

He just happened to arrive in Kenison City that day, but he didn't expect to encounter such a thing.

He shouldn't have gone to rescue Eudora that day due to his identity, but time waited for no one. He had no choice but to save Eudora personally.

Fortunately, they rushed there in time. Otherwise, the consequences would be disastrous.

Yvette nodded repeatedly. "Mr. Robert, you're right. It's because Glenn and I didn't educate Alva well."