Chapter 225 Her Eyes That Held So Much Beauty
It took Armand a lot of effort to even his breathing. He helped her with her shirt and pulled the blanket over her before using the remote controller to close the curtains.
“Get some sleep,” said the man in a raspy voice. “I’ll come and get you when it’s time for lunch.”
Genevieve murmured a reply and curled herself up under the blanket.
After Armand closed the door to the bedroom, he called Steven and said, “Come over to Regality Gardens now.”
He felt so stuffy inside that he couldn’t breathe.
He walked to the living room and saw the pack of cigarettes on the coffee table. He took one out and began to smoke.
Armand didn’t rest when Patrick escaped with Genevieve. He had spent most of his time dealing with the reporters and the other members of the Faulkner family and had Steven in charge of looking for Genevieve.
After he got the police to drop the charges against Genevieve, they sent her things back. It was her phone and her purse that she had left at the Faulkner residence.
The phone screen had cracked, but it still functioned well.
Maria had been worried that Genevieve would need that phone, so she had left it on the coffee table.
Armand grabbed that broken phone and turned it on.
The wallpaper was a photo of her leaning back on a pillow. She had a loose white shirt on and her collarbone was exposed.
She was wearing his shirt at that time.
The plushy she was hugging was the one he won from the Devil’s Pasta challenge. Her cheek was pressed against the snow-white body of the plushy, and she was smiling at the camera.
Her eyes were watery. It was as though she was looking at him through the screen with eyes that held so much beauty.
There was arrogance, stubbornness, cuteness, and even an undisguised love in those eyes.
Armand swiped the screen, and a PIN was required to unlock the phone. He knew the PIN and typed “1431118” to unlock it.
The second he unlocked the phone, he recalled that “143” was the number of letters in each word for “I love you” and the last four numbers were his birthday.
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