Let Me Go Mr Hill novel Chapter 1226

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1226

Catherine could not imagine how strained things would become between Wesley and her if they revealed their true colors.

“And… Your security cameras were installed at the last minute. Since it’s not hidden well enough, it’s just a matter of time before it gets noticed, ” Logan reminded her.

Austin nodded. “The most worrying thing after he notices will be him acting like he doesn’t know anything, but he’s actually silently scheming in the dark. Maybe you’ll become the next Shelley or Charity. Moreover, I think Wesley harbors resentment toward you. He may not kill you so soon, but he’ll make sure you feel like you’re in a living hell. You may not fear death, but you have to think of your children.”

“I agree with Austin.”

Logan agreed too. “Wesley is guarding against you. Once the electricity was cut off last night, he rushed over immediately. That means that he’s very wary of you. You won’t be able to obtain his trust, and don’t even think of getting his trust too. I reckon his head full of thoughts to torture you after having you.”

Catherine rubbed the spot between her brows which was throbbing in pain. She had to admit that they both had a point there. “Okay, I’ll talk to Wesley about divorce. His patience for me will only last until

Sunday at most. I’ll see what else I can find out during these two days.”

“Be careful. We’ll be standing guard near Wesley’s villa these two days. Notify us immediately if there are any problems.”

At a five—star hotel.

Wesley stood in front of the full-length windows, dressed in a crisp suit, looking down at the view beneath him.

There was a cigar between his fingers, and he took a drag on it from time to time.

“What are you thinking about?”

Sarah, who was wearing a bathrobe, came out of the bathroom flirtatiously. She hugged Wesley’s waist from behind. Her restless hands circled to his front, and she started tugging on his belt.

“I’m not in the mood today.” Wesley yanked her hands away, and his expression darkened.