<h4>Chapter 260: Chapter 260 Alice Green Falls into the Sea</h4>


    Her voice still echoed coldly in the air, "Please don’t do these presumptuous things in the future."


    The fingerprints on Matthew Saxon’s face became even clearer.


    He reached out to touch the side of his face that had been pped, and after a moment of silence, heughed in anger, "Scarlett Yates, you..."


    "Someone fell into the sea!"


    "Someone fell into the sea, go and see, it looks like a woman."


    "Wasn’t that woman just filming with the crew? How did she suddenly fall into the sea?"


    "Who knows, I heard she was acting a scene ofmitting suicide in the sea, but unexpectedly, a wave came and really swept her away."


    "The woman you’re talking about, it’s not Alice Green, is it? I’m a fan of hers, oh my God, how did the sea wave take her away?"


    Suddenly, there was amotion not far away.


    Someone had fallen into the sea.


    Rumor had it that it seemed to be Alice Green.


    Scarlett couldn’t see Matthew Saxon’s expression clearly.


    Because the next second, Matthew Saxon’s figure had already disappeared from her sight.


    In the blink of an eye, his figure had vanished into the darkest shadows, as if he disappeared into thin air right in front of her.


    As swift as lightning.


    So fast that the person standing before her just now, with a cold and grim look, seemed like a figment of her imagination.


    Alice Green fell into the sea?


    Scarlett didn’t hear it clearly.


    Only the words "Alice Green" clearly fell into her ears, and also into someone else’s ears.


    That’s why he ran so fast, disappearing before her eyes in the blink of an eye.


    The feelings she had been ignoring burst out at this moment.


    Perhaps suppressed for too long, the pain in her heart hurt more deeply and heavily than before.


    A sharp pain spread from that tiny spot, quickly reaching every part of her body.


    She bit her lip hard in pain.


    Her pale face, in the twilight, was ghost-like.


    In the end, he still cared about Alice Green.


    Even if he said it didn’t matter.


    After all, since he once loved her, how could it be so easy to say that he doesn’t love her anymore?


    If love were so easily forgotten, it wouldn’t be true love.


    Things that once prated to the bone, etched deeply in the heart, are too hard to forget.


    The charcoal in the grill finally burned out.


    Afterpletely extinguishing, the hot red embers turned into lifeless gray-white, and the food on top all charred into a ckened heap, emitting an unpleasant, pungent smell.


    "Seeing a beauty sad and upset is truly heart-wrenching."


    Azy yet nonchnt voice suddenly sounded, carrying a hint ofughter and a touch of wickedness.


    Matthew Saxon also liked to use this kind of tone when speaking.


    But this voice didn’t belong to him.


    Before seeing who it was, the night wind carried over a mboyant perfume scent from behind her.


    Like cologne, but even better, vaguely familiar, as if she’d smelled it somewhere before.


    This voice, too, sounded somewhat familiar, like she’d heard it before.


    "Since you’re by Matthew Saxon’s side, don’t you know what kind of person he is? Tsk tsk, every time something happens to that woman with the surname Ji, he gets as nervous as anything. Little beauty, following such a man, you will be sad and upset."


    The owner of the voice slowly walked up before her.