Chapter107
“I don’t…” Valerie struggled to break free from Terrence’s restraint.
But Terrence’s strength was just too great.
She couldn’t escape at all.
In desperation, she opened her mouth and bit Terrence’s arm.
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Terrence’s back, as if it had eyes, suddenly shrank his hand, turned around, and picked up Valerie in one swift motion.
Valerie struggled.
Terrence, however, clamped her limbs with his arms.
She seemed to be trapped in a swamp, with no strength to move.
“Terrence!”
Seeing that they were about to leave the airport, Valerie, furious, stared at Terrence’s jawline and said fiercely, “Terrence, don’t make me hate you!”
Terrence paused for a moment, then he tightened his grip on Valerie even more and said, “So you hated me, then.”
Valerie weakly smiled.
She was really angry.
How could Terrence care whether she hated him or not?
She stopped struggling, closed her eyes tightly, and her long eyelashes fluttered gently like the wings of a broken butterfly.
Terrence’s heart skipped a beat, making it difficult for him to catch his breath.
“Mr. Crawford!”
Theodore’s voice brought him back to his senses.
He bent down and stuffed Valerie into the car.
However, just as Valerie sat in the car, she suddenly opened her eyes and squeezed out through the gap between the seats and Terrence.
Terrence’s pupils contracted, reaching out to grab Valerie, but Valerie slipped away too quickly, like an agile rabbit. By the time Terrence straightened his body, she had already reached the airport entrance.
In my hand, I still held that plane ticket.
Terrence’s gaze darkened slightly.
And Valerie, who had finally escaped, dared not delay and quickly took her ticket and swiped it into the waiting room.
The moment she passed the security check, her anxious heart finally let go.
The waiting room.
Valerie had just sat down on the chair when two police officers approached her.
“Ms. ‘Schwartz.”
Valerie looked at the pitch–black sky outside the window and smiled.
She was still too naive.
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Thinking that I had obtained the plane ticket, I could leave Houston.
Meru
