Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 239

Chapter 239

In a hotel not far from Wiltspoon Hospital, Noah Hunt’s parents knocked on the room door of the eldest son of the Hunt family, Stuart Hunt.

When Stuart opened the door and saw his youngest brother with his wife looking worried, he asked with concem, “David, what happened? You two don’t look very good.” “Stuart, Noah hasn’t come back since he went out yesterday.

We’re worried something might’ve happened to him.” Noah’s father was the youngest among the Hunt siblings, and his parents loved him the most, so they gave him the name David, which meant beloved.

“Did Noah say what he was doing?” As the eldest of the Hunt family, Stuart was good at maintaining his composure.

David hesitated for a moment and said, Noah said he was going to settle the score with Serenity and make her pay for Mom’s medical bills, but he hasn’t returned since he went out yesterday.

His cell phone is turned off too.” Noah's family did not know that he was being detained in the police station now, and his phone automatically shut down because it ran out of battery.

Stuart’s expression darkened instantly, and he scolded his brother and his wife, “How could you let Noah go to Serenity by himself? She refused to budge even when the brothers went together last time.

How would he be able to make her bow ifhe | went alone?” | husband, Serenity?” Serenity said honestly, “I’ve only given him a few sets of clothes, and a miniature tree, maneki-neko, and gold dragon to him.

“They’re not worth much.” She did not know if he even wore the clothes she gave him.

She had only seen him wear the tie once.

If Zachary were to find out that his wife had these thoughts, he would vomit blood.

That day, he deliberately went to work wearing the new clothes and tie she gave him.

All the executives who saw him that day recognized that he was wearing a different label.

However, only the gossipy Josh knew the truth while the others did not.

Nevertheless, at least they could tell that something was different.