Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1501

Chapter 1501 A Sense Of Foreboding

Meanwhile, Stephen and Melanie were also discussing the same matter.

At the dinner table, Stephen stared at the spread of delicious food Melanie had specially prepared. Alas, he found the food tasting like ash in his mouth.

After a moment’s hesitation, he placed his cutlery down. Regarding Melanie solemnly, he finally uttered the words he had been keeping to himself the whole night.

“Melanie, you’ve recovered, so I’d like to make a trip to K Nation tomorrow.”

Hearing that, Melanie was stunned. “K Nation? Why do you want to go there?”

Stephen sighed in response. “After Nina went to K Nation, there hasn’t been any news of her. I want to go over and look for her.”

Nina.

At once, Melanie’s gaze darkened. Back then, I used all my savings to hire some men to kill her, so she has probably bitten the dust by now! Besides, the men I hired even phoned me to reassure me that they had completed their job. As such, he won’t find her even if he goes over.

“Stephen, Nina is the heiress of Seet Group. Mr. Seet will naturally send someone over to search for her. You don’t know anyone in K Nation, so I don’t think you should go.”

“I know you don’t want me to go, but I… I promised Chris that I would protect Nina for three years. I would be going back on my word if I didn’t go, and that would weigh on my conscience.”

Melanie’s hands tightened around her cutlery. “Stephen, do you want to go and look for her just because of your promise to Chris? Or is it because you yourself want to do so? Your feelings for Nina—”

“I don’t want to talk about this with you right now, Melanie. I’m definitely going to K Nation.”

At his vehemence, Melanie went silent.

It seems that he has made up his mind to go, so it won’t do me any good to dissuade him further. Fine, he can do so if he so wishes it. After going over and not finding her, he’ll naturally give up once and for all.

“Okay, just go, then. When are you planning to come back?”

“I’ll come back when I find her.”

“What if you never find her?”