Chapter 304
The SUV hurtled down the city streets before halting sharply in front of the towering structure of Wall Group.
Exiting the vehicle, Sadie marched into the lavish lobby.
“I need to see Noah Wall,” she said decisively to the receptionist.
“Is there an appointment scheduled, ma’am?” the receptionist inquired courteously.
“I haven’t made one,” Sadie replied.
“Unfortunately, ma’am, Mr. Wall is currently out of the office.”
Out of the office?
A wave of disappointment washed over Sadie. Then, a specific location popped into her mind.
Considering Noah wasn’t at his office, it was likely he could be at that particular place.
Without a moment’s delay, Sadie turned and exited the Wall Group building.
As the rain poured, the SUV raced through the nighttime streets.
Her phone buzzed, displaying “Alex” as the caller ID.
With a shaky hand, Sadie picked up the call. “Hello, Alex…”
“Sadie? You don’t sound like yourself. What’s the matter?” Alex’s voice came through, as kind as always, yet unmistakably weary.
“Alex, are you all right?” Sadie’s voice wavered as she spoke. “I’ve heard about Noah causing problems for Howe Group…”
“It’s just a small setback, Sadie. I’ve got it under control,” Alex interrupted, his tone artificially light. “What’s up? Why did you call?”
“Alex…” Sadie struggled to hold back her tears. “I’m sorry. It seems I’ve pulled you and the Howe family into this mess…”
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“Don’t talk like that,” Alex responded gently. “You’re not to blame here. Business is just business. Don’t worry about it too much. I’ll handle everything.”
“Alex, I promise I’ll find a solution. I won’t let you or the Howe family suffer.”
Three years ago, Alex had been her savior in a car accident.
Now, as the Howe family faced destruction from Noah, Sadie couldn’t simply be a bystander.
After she hung up the phone, Sadie shut her eyes briefly.
Myrtlewood Estate had once felt like a prison to her. Now, she was forced to walk through its doors once more.
The SUV pulled up to the gates of Myrtlewood Estate. Sadie exited the vehicle and made her way forward.
The rain persisted.
At the entrance, Samuel waited with a black umbrella, acknowledging her with a subtle nod.
“Good evening, Mrs. Wall. Mr. Wall is waiting for you,” he said, his voice even, suggesting that all was proceeding as he had expected.
With a cold look, Sadie passed by him without a word.
Internally, she scoffed. What was this setup?
Was she walking into a trap?
And what exactly did Noah have up his sleeve?
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