The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1270

Tanner looked back, started the car, and drove away.

When they returned to the apartment, Pearl took a shower.

When she was done, Tanner, who was smoking on the bed, crushed the cigarette bud in the ashtray.

"You can go home tomorrow."

He got up and walked toward her, then placed his hand on her cheeks and kissed her.

Pearl didn’t fight back but instead fell into his arms and made herself accept his kisses—her eyes were still empty.He didn’t tie her up that night but instead kissed her when he felt like it.

They were in a heated situation, but she just felt cold.

She couldn’t see the sympathy i n his eyes in the dark, and he couldn't see her hatred.

The next day, at the Santiagos...

Tanner sent Pearl there, and Mrs.Santiago walked quickly over after he got out of the car.

"Pearl!"

She pulled her into a tight hug, her heart aching.

"I’m sorry."

She let go of Pearl and touched her face.

"You've lost so much weight.Are you unhappy?"

After she said that, she looked at Tanner, who had just gotten out of the car, with an angry expression.Pearl looked away and said with a hoarse voice, "Mom, I’m alright, don’t worry about me."

Mrs.Santiago saw how forced her daughter’s smile was and almost cried.

She wasn't happy, and she could tell.

"Since you’re back, let’s not just stand around..."

She wanted to bring Pearl into the villa, but Pearl stood there and turned to look at Tanner.

Mrs.Santiago saw how her daughter was still listening to Tanner even when she was at her own home and immediately scolded, "Mr.Hannigan, I’m happy that you sent my daughter home unharmed, but I’m guessing you wouldn't want to get involved with our reunion?"

Tanner smiled.

"Of course not."

He walked to Pearl, hugged her by her shoulder, and leaned in.

"I'll come t o get you in the afternoon."

Pearl saw a warning in his eyes and didn’t answer.

She then walked into the villa holding her mother’s arm.

At that moment, Tanner got a call from Helios and put his phone to his ear.