Let Me Stay The Night novel Chapter 304

Flames of anger burned in Nathaniel’s chest, and his reason was clouded by anger. He didn’t know if he should trust the photos or Christina’s words.

“Let me go…”

Christina was in so much despair that it felt like she was pushed to the edge of a cliff and would fall into the depths of doom the next second.

Nathaniel eventually released his grip on the woman’s neck when he saw her reddened face turn pale from suffocation. Without support, her frail body collapsed and slumped on the carpet instantly.

Christina coughed and took a while to catch her breath. Her eyes were bloodshot as she said weakly, “These photos must’ve been taken by someone with ill intentions…

At that moment, the room felt like a scorching hell to Christina. It was as though hot lava covered every inch of the floor, leaving her with no way to escape.

After what felt like an eternity, Nathaniel finally broke the silence by speaking emotionlessly, his expression grimmer than ever. “These photos wouldn’t even exist in the first place if the two of you weren’t so intimate.”

Christina’s sobs echoed in the room. The faint sound was magnified when it traveled into Nathaniel’s ears. triggering an intense pain in his heart.

After some time, he exited the room resolutely.

Tears blurred Christina’s vision. She didn’t understand why Nathaniel didn’t believe her when they had been together for so long.

Meanwhile, Nathaniel was speeding down the empty road in his car.

Eventually, he returned to the company.

His identity was too prominent and would attract unwanted attention, so he couldn’t vent his emotions freely in public. As such, he could only do so in his office, behind closed doors.

Nathaniel grabbed several bottles of whiskey from the wine rack. Sometimes, people drank to savor the fragrant aroma of alcohol, while others drank just to get themselves intoxicated to escape from reality.

Clearly, Nathaniel was the latter.

He uncapped the bottle and downed the whole bottle of whiskey without even using a glass.

Why did she lie? When did they get together? She even hid Francis in her dressing room. So, all my suspicions turned

out to be true.

Frustration surged in his heart as if no amount of alcohol could dispel it.

Just then, the door was pushed open.

Madison walked in and saw Nathaniel sitting on the carpet with his back against the counter. His black suit jacket was left at the side. One of his slender legs was bent, while empty wine bottles were scattered on the floor beside him.

Nathaniel had always been a disciplined man. Under normal circumstances, he would never allow himself to get drunk.

Madison could tell from his current state that the photos she had someone sent to the office anonymously in the morning had worked their magic.

She walked over to Nathaniel and observed his charming countenance which was covered in a drunken reddish hue. Influenced by alcohol, he appeared to be somewhat befuddled. “That’s enough, Mr. Hadley. Don’t drink too much.”

Then, she took the wine bottle away from his hand. In response, Nathaniel merely glared at her without a

word.

Should I send you home, Mr. Hadley?” Madison asked tentatively.

“No… Leave…” Nathaniel gave a dismissive wave before he closed his eyes.

After a while, he was completely knocked out.

Madison’s heart palpitated heavily as she watched Nathaniel sound asleep.

The man she had fallen head over heels for was right before her. Unable to control herself, she leaned closer to Nathaniel, and the lingering scent of perfume on his body enveloped her along with the smell of alcohol, intoxicating her further.

Gawking at his handsome face. Madison muttered. “Why bother about Christina, Nathaniel? You are an outstanding man. Other women should be the ones doing everything they can to pursue you, not the other way around.”

Then, she removed her coat and took out her phone to take intimate photos of the two of them together.

Looking at the pictures, she was pleased with herself as a smug grin spread across her face.

Christina, you don’t stand a chance against me anymore,