Chapter 973
Heartbreak Brings Mr. Right
Jordanâs eyes narrowed, a glint of shrewdness and machinations dancing in his gaze.
Though anger simmered within him, he couldnât so easily cast aside Domenic, the most suitable leader of the Walsh Group.
He thought Domenic was temporarily blinded by the charms of that Lindsey.
He wanted Domenic to see that womanâs true color, and then he would know that Carole was the perfect fit for him-someone kind and moral.
âBy the way, howâs Carole doing?â Jordan asked casually, his thoughts returning to the matter at hand.
âDomenic spent the night in his room,â Franklin replied.
Jordanâs mood brightened, his face now alight with joy.
âIt seems Carole hasnât let me down.
To handle men, one must employ some tactics to hold them tightly.
Being too naive wonât help; even if she marries Domenic, she could easily be taken advantage of.
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âYouâre absolutely right.
After tonight, your worries should be alleviated.
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âGood! Thatâs just wonderful!â Jordan felt a wave of relief and said to Franklin, âI canât wait to see the drama next day!â
The nightâs festivities lasted until nearly dawn.
As the sun rose over the sea, the cruise ship finally returned to tranquility.
But it was merely the calm before the storm.
Domenic slowly opened his eyes.
Last night, he dealt with the companyâs affairs until midnight and somehow fell asleep on the sofa.
A N G E L A âs L I B R A R Y
An early riser by habit, he was acutely aware that his sleep was never deep unless Lindsey was beside him.
As he stirred, his thoughts immediately wandered to Lindsey.
The soft glow of sunlight pierced through the curtains, casting a serene glow on the room.
Thinking he had fulfilled the promise he had made to Carole, he knew it was high time to return to Lindsey.
He rose from the sofa, stretched his stiff, weary body, and stepped out into the corridor.
The ship was a sprawling vessel, and Domenicâs opulent suite was quite a distance from Caroleâs quarters.
On his way, he attempted to reach Hendrix to get an update on the previous nightâs events, but the call remained unanswered.
His brows knit together in concern.
Hendrix was a model of reliability, always reachable, day or night.
The uncharacteristic silence set off alarm bells in Domenicâs mind.
Had something gone wrong?
His pace quickened, urgency propelling him towards the luxury suite.
Upon arrival, he found Hendrix absent, the persistent silence from his phone only heightening his unease.
A knot of worry tightened in his chest.
The suiteâs security system recognized his fingerprint, allowing him entry without hesitation.
Bursting into the room, he was greeted by an eerie stillness.