The Hidden Empress Stripping Her Secrets After Divorce novel Chapter 565

The car continued down the road.

The black sedan trailed behind them, never closing the distance and never trying to pass. It was like a stubborn shadow they couldn't shake.

They arrived at the hotel.

Lance pulled up to the entrance, and the bellhop hurried over to open the door. Evelyn stepped out, followed closely by Sebastian, while Louis exited from the other side.

The three of them walked into the lobby.

Louis stifled a yawn. "I'm heading up. I have an early flight to catch tomorrow."

Evelyn glanced at him. "Where to?"

"Back to Paris. Business to handle." Louis waved a hand. "Goodnight."

He turned toward the elevators, but paused after a couple of steps.

"By the way, Evelyn."

"Yeah?"

"Be careful. Logan... he's a piece of work."

Evelyn met his gaze. "What do you know?"

Louis shook his head. "Nothing at all. Just giving you a heads-up." He offered a small smile and stepped into the elevator. The doors slid shut, and the floor numbers began to tick upward.

Evelyn stood there, staring at the closed doors.

Sebastian stood by her side. "Let's go. Time to head back to the room."

They took the next elevator up to the seventeenth floor. The hallway was lined with thick carpeting that muffled their footsteps. Sebastian swiped the keycard, pushed the door open, and stepped aside to let Evelyn enter first.

The suite was sprawling, with a sleek partition separating the living room from the bedroom. The curtains were drawn, leaving only a sliver of light from the city below that painted a thin, glowing line across the rug.

Evelyn walked over to the sofa and sat down.

Sebastian remained standing. He walked over to the refreshment cabinet, filled the kettle, and turned it on. He then pulled out a tin of tea leaves, taking a small pinch and dropping it into a mug.

His movements were fluid and practiced.

He had learned quite a bit over the past few months. Cooking, brewing tea, making soup—he used to be the one waited on hand and foot, but now he was the one taking care of others.