e people who were angry but didn't d

e door. He took out a cigarette and smoked. His finger

his leather shoes and c

a sullen expression, raised his fo

ng, yet he did not seem to notice it at

eady almos

inally stopped in f

as pushed open. Then, Derrick got out

door. However, he said as he saw Derrick, "Alpha Derrick,

n face was cold, and his voice w

I'll go ask him,

Derrick with an embarrassed expres

say so if h

yes and said in a hus

, turned around, and stopped i

ooked at Derrick through the window. Curtis expected a lot from Derrick,

oom attached to the bedroom on

mirror. There was a vacant look in her eyes,

taken back was not in her plans. Thi

did not

elfish motives too. He was the grandfat

seemed unfair, yet Gloria understood that her gran

d away, he took her hand and

t, the gloom and confusion in her eyes dispersed. She made a

gain, there was hesitation in her eyes. She

felt like it separated two worlds. There was

d and gripped the door handle. Sh

ly sitting in the leather arm

g up a book, and sitting on the leath

an, she would have had a ridiculous illusion that he sat on

y in Gloria's eyes. She was thrown i

ing violently

ed something was

voice was trembling. "I'

destroyed her and thrown her into a quagmire. And she wasn't

im, "Mr. Hammond, I finished showeri

isgus

. She looked at Patrick in the arm

l on her face and then slowly slid to her fingers t

es, the bulging veins on her

suddenly drop. She shivered subconsciously and gripped the blan

rous aura. She did not know which

'Gloria, yo

ly. "Don't worry. I will repay you for the 50 mill

e of imperceptible anger. He chuckled and said,

Glori

e bed. He almost lost his mind. An indescriba

Patrick's furious voic

to go crazy, he cam

ok shut. The sound of the

anything else. He st

and more complicated. It w

ia was more frightened than the time she fir

ly stood up fr

nd said, "Mr. Ham