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The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 98

 

Chapter 99 The Mysterious Dragon Dagger 

After handling the matters with Daphne, Robin didn’t return to the Dawnspire Peak Estates. 

Rowan drove him to the Graceview Apartment next to the Eastvale Development Group. 

Earlier that morning, an outsourcing unit signed a cooperation intention agreement with the Dunn Group. They will finalize the cooperation project agreement at the Eastvale Development Group tomorrow and submit it for the president’s review and approval. 

So, Robin decided to stay at the Graceview Apartment to make his morning commute easier. 

After acquiring the Eastvale Ecological Project, the Graceview Apartment was the first new project buil the Dunn Group. 

This apartment complex was explicitly constructed to serve the entire Eastvale business district. 

It’s a high–end residential building primarily inhabited by white–collar workers, company executives, ar few small business owners from the surrounding area. 

Before the Eastvale Vista Lake villa area was completed Shirley lived here. 

When Robin returned to the Graceview Apartment, it was already past nine. 

The apartment Shirley had gifted him was on the 20th floor of Area A, the best section of the complex. 

Just as he opened the hallway door, a woman’s sharp voice came from behind, “Stop right there!” 

Hearing that voice, Robin knew it was the annoying Piper again. “She lives here too?” he thought. Ignorin her, he walked straight to the elevator. 

“Hey, I’m talking to you! Just because you don’t answer me doesn’t mean I haven’t noticed you!” Piper rushed up and blocked the elevator. 

“Piper, don’t be like this. Why can’t Robin be here?” Rosalie, following closely behind, quickly intervened. “Robin, hi! Are you living here, or are you just visiting someone?” 

Robin didn’t look at the still–fuming Piper. Instead, he smiled and nodded at Rosalie, saying, “I’m living here.” 

“Oh, that’s great!” Rosalie exclaimed excitedly. “Robin, we can commute to work together now! What’s you room number?” 

“Room 2019.” 

When Rosalie heard that, she was pleasantly surprised. “Robin, what a coincidence! You’re also renting. here, and you’re right across from us. Piper and I live in 2020!” 

Robin was taken aback; what a twist of fate! 

The design of the Graceview Apartment meant there were only two units per floor in Area A. He was actually living directly across from Piper, that insufferable woman. 

“Yeah, I guess we really have some kind of fate,” Robin said, forcing a smile and nodding. 

“Hmph!” Piper tugged at Rosalie. “Why are you so excited? Can’t you see some people are doing this on purpose?” 

“On purpose?” Rosalie looked confused, glancing between Robin and Piper. 

Piper shot a glare at Robin and pulled Rosalie closer. “We’ve been living here for almost a month, and th apartment has always been locked up. No one has lived there! How could he possibly be living in that place? 

“And the unit across from us is the best in Area A. The rent must be the highest, too! 

“Rosalie, did you tell him we live here? He’s definitely rented that place to get closer to me!” 

Robin rolled his eyes internally, thinking. Wow, her imagination is something else. I’m not renting my apartmen 

Rosalie gently tugged Piper’s arm and whispered, “Can you not say that? This might be a coincidence. I didn’t tell Robin where we live.” 

Piper scrutinized Robin, still engrossed in his phone, and scoffed, “Look, I’m warning you–if you dare to …” 

At that moment, the elevator reached the 20th floor. Robin walked out and opened his door. 

Piper, frustrated, chased after him and pointed at his back. “Hey, did you hear what I said? If you dare to .. 

Robin ignored her, shrugged his shoulders, and muttered, “What a fool! Who do you think you are?” He walked straight into his room and shut the door behind him. 

“You!” Piper stood outside, looking utterly confused. 

Fuming, she kicked the door hard, muttering, “Hmph! Acting all cool! Do you really think I’d be swayed by such pathetic tricks? Get real!” 

Rosalie sighed, “Piper, you’re really overthinking this. Robin isn’t the type of guy you think he is.” 

“Don’t you notice? Every time Robin runs into us, he never weirdly looks at you,” Rosalie continued. “And that Ms. Silva he’s always with seems to treat him well. Plus, our group’s assistant to the president, Amber, seems to have a lot of respect for him.” 

“You’re my good friend, and every time we meet, you’re bashing him. It puts me in such an awkward spo making me seem ungrateful.” 

“Also, I was thinking earlier about your new job. It seems really sketchy, Rosalie. I mean it—maybe you should just skip work altogether. What if they’re actually trying to set you up?” 

Rosalie raised an eyebrow, “Piper, are you feeling a little jealous because I landed a better position than you?” 

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