The Lethal Love Hunter by J.M.J (Robin Bruce) novel Chapter 304

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Robyn saw Levis and others heading towards Evelyn, filled with extreme regret. 

Evelyn barely recognized her as a little flight attendant. 

Just now, the lie was told deliberately just to elevate one’s own social network. 

Unexpectedly, I encountered it so soon. 

Levis took two steps and suddenly stopped. 

He noticed that there was also a man sitting next to Evelyn. 

Evelyn was joking around while casting longing glances at this man with her eyes full of autumn water. 

Experienced in matters of the heart, Levis could tell at a glance that Evelyn was fond of this man. 

“Who is that man next to Evelyn?” Levis asked, his eyes blazing with 

anger. 

He had pursued Evelyn for nearly three years at a great cost to himself, but he just couldn’t move her. 

Always kept Levis at arm’s length. 

Never wanted to say an extra word to him. 

She even refused to share a dinner with him. 

But now, she was chatting and laughing with a man, looking 

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incredibly intimate. 

This infuriated Levis to the extreme. 

The few investors and big directors standing next to him looked at Robin from a distance, shaking their heads, “Mr. Victor, we don’t know him.” 

“This person seemed to be from the Londralish people.” 

“To my knowledge, it seems that there were no such figures among the top twenty tycoons and their heirs in Londraland.” 

Even celebrities from the entertainment industry had never seen such a 

person. 

Robyn wanted to say that Robin was the man who destroyed the Barker family. 

However, the words choked back just as they reached the tip of the tongue. 

The higher authorities in Odrar had warned them that the information about Dreamland Bar was top secret and should not be casually disclosed. 

Amanda then stepped forward to ingratiate herself, saying. “Mr. Victor, I know him!” 

“His name was Robin, he used to be a stray child taken in by my neighbors.” 

“My neighbors ran a sour soup diner, the mother and daughter next to Ms. Martinez. The mother was named Marissa, and the daughter was Chelsea.” 

“Seven years ago, in front of Marissa’s Sour Soup Diner, a destitute 

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vagabond arrived, and that was Robin.” 

“Marissa took him in, and later, he worked as a waiter at Dreamland Bar for two years.” 

“Later on, he disappeared without a trace. He was gone for seven years. and only just returned yesterday.” 

“He was just a low–level loser and punk.” 

Levis laughed upon hearing Amanda’s statement. 

A broke loser, there was really nothing to fuss about. 

Perhaps, Evelyn, accustomed to the world of fame and fortune, was merely indulging in a whim by chatting with these lower–class individuals. 

Levis chuckled lightly, walking behind Evelyn. 

“Ms. Martinez, you didn’t even tell me you were coming. Come on, let me escort you to the VIP room backstage.” 

Evelyn, Chelsea, and Marissa were chatting happily, laughing so hard that they were shaking with mirth. 

Suddenly, she heard someone calling her from behind. 

Looking back, he saw a large group of famous directors and bigwigs from the entertainment industry standing behind Levis. 

She paused slightly, then immediately stood up and nodded politely, “Hello. Uh… Mr. Victor, can I help you with something?” 

Levis reached out, wanting to grab Evelyn’s arm. 

Evelyn subconsciously moved closer to Robin. 

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A trace of barely perceptible annoyance flashed across Levis’s face. 

“Ms. Martinez, you were the strongest contender for Best Actress at the film festival tonight, I congratulate you in advance.” 

“Let’s go, I invited you to have a drink in the VIP lounge.” 

Evelyn shook her head with a smile, “Thank you, but I won’t go.” 

“I was having a great time chatting with a few good friends, you go do your thing.” 

After speaking, he turned around and continued discussing the previous topic with Chelsea and Marissa. 

Chelsea didn’t know these people either, and continued, “That year when Robin first came to our sour soup diner, I thought he had come to escape famine.” 

“He stood at the door, watching me and Marissa eagerly.” 

“We asked him, are you hungry?” 

“He stood there without saying a word, then, he fell flat on the ground.” 

“So it turned out that Robin had fainted from hunger, he didn’t even have the strength to speak, haha…” 

Evelyn was laughing so hard that she was shaking like a leaf, all the while sneaking glances at Robin, who was engrossed in his phone.