Chapter 429 Nothing Left but Regret
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Abraham still treated Ste the same way he did when she <b>was </b>little–every time he went out, he brought back something for her to cat. He still saw her as that snack–loving little girl.
The butler had sent a driver to pick up Rianne.
Ste called her. “Rianne, the driver’s on his way.”
“What? You’re noting?”
“Abraham won’t let me leave the house<b>.</b><b>” </b>
She was a great driver–she didn’t get what he was so worried about.
Rianne sighed. “Well, yeah. It’s freezing out here. If I were him, I wouldn’t let you out either. Just wait for me.”
“Mm, okay.”
It really was cold out there.
Ste nced at the thick nket of snow outside. She was about to ask Rianne why she’de all the way over, but Rianne had already hung up.
Outside the gate-
The driver returned to Jonathan’s car. “Security doesn’t even dare report to Ms. Ste that we’re here anymore.”
Jonathan frowned and shot the driver a sharp look.
“She’s not picking up?” he asked, referring to Ste.
None of their calls were getting through to her. The only person who’d answered at Seats Cove was the butler.
The driver shook his head. “The butler’s the only one answering the phone.”
He hadn’t heard Ste’s voice once.
Jonathan’s breathing grew heavier. He closed his eyes for a moment, jaw clenched.
They couldn’t get to Ste. And now everything going wrong with the Reed family–everyone was counting on her to say just
one word.
That was all it would take to make everything go away.
Who would’ve thought?
The person they’d all looked down on–the one they dismissed so casually–turned out to be the one with all the power.
But of course. She was the princess of the Luke family.
The Luke family… A name that could still send shivers down anyone’s spine. Back then, they all thought Ste had nothing.
That’s why they all sided with Lilian so easily.
And now…
Jonathan couldn’t help but feel a bitter sense of irony over everything they’d done.
The driver hesitated. “Should we just go back?”
There was clearly no hope of seeing Ste today.
Jonathan’s breath caught. “And what? That’ll solve everything?”
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Chapter 429 Nothing Left but Regret
Obviously not.
“But staying here won’t get you an audience with Ms. Ste either.”
She hadpletely cut them off. Ever since that disownment agreement, they’d barely seen her at all.
Jonathan shut his eyes again.
Just then, another car pulled up beside theirs. The passenger–side window rolled down to reveal Louis’s face.
“Well, well. It really is Jonathan. What, you have to make an appointment now to see your dear sister?”
He bit into the words <i>dear </i><i>sister </i>and <i>appointment </i>with a thick dose of sarcasm.
Because they’d all used Ste of ying favorites—but in truth, they’d been the ones to do it first.
Jonathan red at Louis, his hands clenching into fists.
It was bad enough that Abraham hade after the Reed family with relentless pressure. Now Louis had joined the attack
too.
This was a full–on siege.
“You don’t need an appointment?”
He said it like no one needed one to see Ste.
Louis smiled. “Of course I do. Kindly let her know I’m here, thank you.”
He looked over at the security staff and said it politely.
Then he turned back to Jonathan. “It makes sense for me to wait for an appointment. But you? You’re her brother. That’s just pathetic.”
“What are you doing here?” Jonathan snapped.
The mocking tone had finally pushed him over the edge. He used to be polite around Louis, especially for Sharon’s sake.
But now things had soured between him and Sharon.
And after what Louis had done to the Reed family, Jonathan couldn’t stand the sight of him.
Louis gave a low chuckle. “What I’m doing has nothing to do with you. What, you don’t want to see me? Or are you afraid to?” <i>Afraid</i><i>? </i>
Back when he’d heard Louis was targeting the Liang Group, he’d been furious–he’d wanted to go straight to the Pei family to confront him.
But now… with the Reed family in shambles, afraid was probably urate.
Jonathan didn’t respond.
Louis snorted. “What happened with Sharon isn’t over.”
<i>y </i>with <i>my </i><i>sister</i><i>? </i><i>Jonathan </i><i>must’ve </i><i>had </i><i>a </i><i>death </i>wish.
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