Sweet Subterfuge novel by Trina Duo novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63 

This time it was Sharon’s turn to be confused. 

“You’re leaving? Where are you going?” 

“Something came up.” Larissa had no intention to tell her more. She simply dipped her head in farewell and said, “Let’s meet again in the future, Ms. Davis.” 

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Kevan went back to the lounge with a stony face. The scattered crowd began to gather again. However, this time, he no longer had the mood to deal with them and blocked them off without saying anything. 

“Mr. Rogers!” Sharon, who was sitting before the floor–to–ceiling window, waved at 

him. 

Out of everyone in the villa, he was the closest to Sharon, and she was likely the only woman apart from Larissa who did not try to flatter him in any way. Hence, he went over to her and asked in a low voice, “Is there something you needed, Ms. Davis?” 

Sharon did not hasten to answer his question, but she handed him the other glass of 

red wine from the table instead. 

“I wonder if you’d be willing to drink with me.” She smiled, but Kevan’s eyes narrowed as his guard went up. She had never been this warm to him from the day they met until now. There was definitely something fishy going on with this. 

“Don’t think too much of it, Mr. Rogers.” Seeing that he had not moved, Sharon simply lay her cards on the table. “I just want to make a deal with you about Ms. Seymour.” 

Hearing Larissa’s last name, Kevan stopped hesitating. He sat down and accepted the wine and said, “Go ahead, Ms. Davis.” 

Knowing she had guessed right, Sharon’s smile grew bigger. 

“Give me Dylan’s current personal phone number, and I’ll tell you where Ms. Seymour has gone.” 

Many people knew about Dylan’s personal phone number. If Sharon really wanted it, she would be able to find it easily–but most certainly not from him. Kevan put his glass down. “My apologies.” 

Pulling out his phone, Kevan said pointedly, “I don’t need to go through others to find Larissa.” 

Sharon laughed lightly. “Very well, then.” She waved at him to carry on. “You may call her right here. I don’t mind.” 

The calmer she was, the more Kevan found it suspicious. He went through his contacts and selected the first one on the list. However, the call never made it through. The robotic message started out as “The number you have dialed is currently busy” and ended with “The number you have dialed cannot be reached temporarily.” 

Sharon took a sip of wine, her gaze fixed on the scenery outside while a confident smile played at the corner of her lips.