The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 367

Chapter 367

‘Stop!’

Even as Harvey was screaming inside his head, Irene was already throwing up… right in his face! While Harvey was left utterly flabbergasted, Irene herself was disgusted by her own carnage, and promptly rushed to the washroom where she kept throwing up.

Harvey was left outside, unable to even begin to describe what he was feeling.

It was the first time he had someone throw up in his face…

No, there would probably not be more than a handful of individuals who had ever experienced this!

And there was no way he could flip out! Who could get petty with a drunk woman anyway?

In fact, doing so would cheapen him!

Fortunately, he had a room in the nightclub as well, so he took a bath and had one of the attendants buy him a set of clean clothes.

After he cleaned up and returned to the private room, he found Irene asleep on the couch.

Glancing at the clock and seeing that it was already midnight, he sighed and carried her to his room, tucked her into bed, and pulled the blanket over her.

Then, he stood beside the bed and watched her–she was certainly beautiful when she was quiet.

Moreover, she had always been the type who was beautiful even without makeup, stirring the juices in a man with her bare skin.

Harvey smiled evilly just then. “If Isaac Jefferson knew that we’re alone in a room, and with you unconscious… He’s going to throw a fit, isn’t he?”

He really wanted to take a photo and send it to Isaac.

“Should I, or shouldn’t I?” he asked.

There was no way Irene could answer.

As Harvey pondered, he remembered all the things Isaac had done to him before, and decided to upset. that petty, despicable man!

At the airport, Isaac was getting into the car while James put his luggage in the trunk.

“We are behind schedule. That was unfortunate,” James complained a little, and then gingerly added, That said, we can confirm her identity once we have the DNA test results. Overall, the trip was worth it.”

Isaac remained impassive, even a little cold.

He went abroad because Henry suddenly sent him a photo of a woman who resembled his mother.