The Abandoned Heiress Reborn to Be Cherished (Seraphina) novel Chapter 309

Chapter 309 You Can’t Listen

Jason took the key and left.

Once they were gone, Chrome Dome collapsed onto the floor, his face ashen. He silently prayed in his heart, hoping Seraphina was alright.

As he neared Room 1808, he heard a woman’s miserable screams and the mocking laughter of several men from inside the room.

The woman’s voice sounded somewhat familiar.

Jason recognized it instantly–it was the voice of Seraphina.

He quickened his pace.

Upon reaching Room 1808, he swiftly opened the door and rushed inside, only to find a woman lounging in the living room, casually eating fruit with her legs propped up.

When she heard the noise, she looked up in confusion, surprised to see Jason.

“You… What are you doing here?”

Then, she seemed to realize something, her expression turning to one of shock and slight disdain as she looked at him.

He couldn’t possibly be one of the passengers on this ship, could he?

The ship had already left port, yet here he was. He must have been here for a while.

She was stunned. She hadn’t expected this. Jason was really that kind of person.

Sure enough, men who appeared so abstinent on the surface often had secrets of their own.

Jason saw the expression on her face and immediately understood what was going through her mind.

He was worried she was overthinking things. Seraphina was so thoughtless that she was busy coming up with all sorts of things in her mind.

What an ungrateful little brat. He walked over and lightly flicked her forehead with his finger. “Get rid of all the nonsense in your head.”

Seraphina covered her forehead and glared at him.

At that moment, from just a door away, a man’s shrill cry pierced the air.

“Ahhh! It hurts! It hurts! It hurts…”

Seraphina and Jason both recognized the voice–it was Oberon.

Then came the rough voice of David. “Don’t move. It won’t hurt in a minute. If you move again, I’ll beat you senseless.”

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6:17 pm

Chapter 309 You Can’t Listen

Jason’s eyes, as deep as a still lake, flashed with surprise.

H

Finished

In the next moment, Seraphina’s hands were covered by a warm pair of large hands, firmly pressing them against her ears.

Seraphina looked up at him, blinking her eyes in silence, communicating to him wordlessly.

It was too late.

She had heard everything. The things she shouldn’t have heard? She’d heard those, too.

“This place is too filthy for you to stay in,” he whispered in her car.

“No, I still need to grab something.”

She had installed a hidden pinhole camera in the bedroom. This trip would have been pointless if she hadn’t taken that thing with her.

“What is it?”

She gave him a sly smile. “What do you think it is?”

Jason understood. “I’ll have someone get it.”

Without waiting for her to protest, he grabbed the collar of her shirt, lifted her like a little duck, and pulled her out of the dirty room.

Seraphina didn’t forget to remind him. “You can’t forget about it. It’s under the TV, near the light. Be careful not to damage it. The data is precious. If it’s lost, it’s gone for good.”

Seeing how fixated she was on that thing, Jason’s temples throbbed.

“If it’s lost, I’ll replace it. But the main characters will still be those two.”

Seraphina froze for a moment, then gave Jason a thumbs up, casually adding, “David is unnecessary. You can find other main characters. Someone like him will do.”

Jason was speechless.

She spoke with such smoothness, without a hint of embarrassment.

“Seraphina, I’m a man,” he couldn’t help but remind her.

Her long eyelashes fluttered, and she looked at him seriously, replying, “I know.”

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