Unloved Unwanted Unstoppable (Seraphina and Dominic) novel Chapter 502

"Take Harvey back to the Jameson family."

Harvey's head snapped up, pure panic in his eyes.

"Bella! No, please! I won't ever do it again. Can we please keep this from my parents?"

"My mom and dad will kill me!"

Bella's expression remained completely blank.

"Your parents need to teach you a lesson."

"Take him away."

The bodyguards stepped forward, grabbing Harvey by both arms.

Harvey struggled, looking desperately back at Cynthia, but she had turned her face away, refusing to even look at him.

He was dragged out of the room, his pleas echoing down the hall until they faded away entirely.

The room fell dead silent.

Bella turned back to Seraphina. The ice in her expression melted instantly, replaced by a warm, friendly smile.

"Seraphina, sorry you had to see that mess."

She linked arms with Seraphina. "Come on, let's head back to our suite. We should hang out more often."

Seraphina let out a helpless laugh, letting Bella drag her toward the door.

Only Cynthia was left behind. She stood frozen in the middle of the room, deathly pale and trembling uncontrollably.

A moment later, a hotel staff member pushed the door open and addressed her with practiced politeness.

"Miss, please leave. We need to clean the room. Oh, actually, the manager asked me to inform you that you are permanently banned from all of our hotel properties moving forward."

"You..."

Cynthia gritted her teeth, swallowing her curses. She grabbed her bag and stormed out.

As soon as she reached the hotel entrance, her phone rang.

The screen flashed "Dad."

She answered, and her father's furious roar immediately blasted through the speaker.

"Cynthia Ross! How did the deal with the Bennett family fall through?! You said it was a sure thing!"

"If we don't land a contract soon, the company is going under! Do you understand?!"

"If the company dies, don't you ever bother coming back home!"

The call abruptly cut off, leaving a harsh dial tone ringing in her ear.

Cynthia stood on the sidewalk, tears pricking her eyes. It took her a long time to pull herself together.

She yanked her car door open, climbed into the driver's seat, and started the engine.

She cried the entire drive back to Laurel Heights.

When she finally pulled into the underground parking garage, she found an empty spot, parked, and killed the engine.

The more she thought about it, the more furious she became.

It was all Seraphina's fault.

She had ruined everything.

If Seraphina hadn't stolen the Bennett family contract out from under her, it would have been hers.

Ross Healthcare wouldn't be failing, and she wouldn't have been dragged down by Harvey.

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