The front gate shut firmly behind her, making a distinct clicking sound.
She looked up at the study window, frustration building as it blocked her view of Bet.
She couldn’te to terms with the idea that their engagement was over or that she had lost Bet.
Wiping her tears away, she walked back to her car.
Her mind raced, searching for a way to appease Bet’s anger.
Finally, she decided to help Bet find his uncle, hoping it would mend their rtionship.
She was determined to confront the lingering issue that had haunted him for years, hoping it would reshape his opinion of her.N?velDrama.Org copyrighted ? content.
She wasted no time and dialed Felix’s number with resolve.
The noise on the other end overwhelmed her, prompting her to shout, “Hey, Felix, where are you? There’s something urgent I need to discuss!”
“Clubhouse,” he slurred.
He obviously was deep into a night of revelry.
The call abruptly ended before she could say more.
Familiar with Felix’s usual spots, she hurried to the clubhouse.
Pushing open the door to his private room at Starlight Club, she felt a wave of stale air hit her.
The room was in disarray-empty bottles littered tables and the floor, evidence of a wild night.
A man near the entrance blinked at her arrival.
“Joann? Looking for your brother?”
Not finding Felix, she frowned and demanded, “Where’s Felix?”
One of Felix’s friends hoisted him up from where he slumped on the couch, clearly out for the count after a long night of partying.
“Felix, your sister’s looking for you!”
Felix, swaying slightly, muttered, “Sister? What’s going on?”
Joann’s face twisted in frustration as she grabbed a ss and poured its contents on him.
Felix snapped out of his stupor.
“Damn it! Who’s disturbing me?” he grumbled, but softened upon recognizing Joann.
“What’s the matter?”
“I need to talk to you,” she said firmly.
“Let’s go outside.
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If it weren’t for Bet, she wouldn’t have stepped foot in this rowdy ce.
Outside, Felix stood against the wall, squinting at her in confusion.