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It'll Come Naturally novel Chapter 1730

"Mrs. Ke, the reason why I'm still being respectful to you is for the sake of Mr. Ke, not because I'm afraid of you." Annie looked at Sheena straight to the eye. "Our wedding will happen and it won't be cancelled or delayed by anyone or anything. That I'm sure of."

"Oh? Really?" Sheena had a wicked grin plastered all over her face. "But what if there isn't a bride, hmm?" "W-What are you saying?" Annie felt cold all of a sudden.

"Do you think that there would still be a wedding if there is no bride?" Sheena resembled a witch in Annie's eyes. Nevertheless, Annie was thankful that the children were still out of this.

"I just want to remind you that we have thousands, no, millions of ways to stop the wedding." Annie's head snapped to see who had said that and she saw Hannah who had been standing just a few meters behind her, observing her the whole time. Hannah guessed that Annie might be from a well-off family as she had this elegant aura surrounding her.

Hannah began to sweat. 'What if she's really the daughter of the CEO of the C Financial Group?'

Annie remained calm and poised as she stated, "Mind you that this is a society governed by law." 'Aah… I felt like I shouldn't have done this…' Annie scolded herself, 'What if they try to kidnap me?'

"But, we'd like you to remember an old saying." Eugenia wore a smile of mockery. "Money makes the mare go."

"Are you not allowing me to leave?" Annie asked, desperately hoping that they'd let her go. 'I shouldn't have come here alone. If I were in trouble, would Rain rescue me?'

"We never said any of the sort," Hannah said as she played with her diamond ring, amused by Annie's reactions. "You're overreacting."

"Then I'd take my leave then." Annie quickly took her purse and stood up from her spot.

Sheena flashed Annie a crooked smile, "I hope to see you again. You may now leave." Annie found it odd that Sheena was practically not preventing her from leaving. It made Annie uneasy.

Annie then walked her way to the door and opened it. Though, before she stepped out, she turned her head slightly and said, "I don't think we should ever see each other again. We're not family, after all."

Annie then left the restaurant and ran her way to her car. She found her own body trembling in fear. 'This is bad. They must be plotting something. But what are they going to do?'

She then saw a black car moving directly towards her at an erratic speed. She was in stunned shock and unable to move at all. 'Oh my God! I can't make it! I'm going to die!'

She felt a strong force push her to the ground and then the sound of two cars that crashed reverberated against her ears. She found herself, still alive, on the concrete road, still in once piece. Though, the same couldn't be said for her car.

She sat up and saw her car smashed and scattered into pieces. She couldn't believe what her own eyes were seeing. If she hadn't been pushed away, she would have been killed along with her car.

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