Chapter 500
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
For getting too close to Debbie, Carlos would use every opportunity to put that man in his right place.
Seeing how jealous her husband was, Debbie was lost for words.
On the plane
Since Carlosâ private jet was in New York, the mighty CEO had ordered
Emmett to charter the entire first-class cabin. Two flight attendants led them through the bar full of
refreshments and into the first-class cabin.
Megan had a separate seat with a curtain, while Carlos and Debbie had a private booth with a sliding
door that could be locked from inside.
The booth was large enough for the two of them. It was a pleasant surprise for Debbie that she could
have some alone time with Carlos on the plane.
Before getting on the plane, she had been troubled. She was thinking,
âWhat if Megan insists on sitting next to Carlos? Should I go ballistic or put up with it?â Thankfully, she
didnât have to worry about it anymore.
Although Meganâs seat was near their booth, the privacy of the booth was priceless.
It was twelve hours later that the plane touched down. In New York, it was evening already.
To pick them up from the airport, Carlos had some of his staff from the company offices in New York on
standby. After some pleasantries, everyone got in the car.
They went straight to the Hilton familyâs offshore manor.
When they arrived, the gates were wide open, in a traditional Chinese decor, with Lanterns on either
side, heralding the arrival of the New
Year.
It was past 7 p.m. Knowing that Carlos was coming with his wife, the whole family was waiting to have
dinner together.
As soon as the car stopped in front of the main building, a servant came immediately to open the door
for them. Debbie gripped Carlosâ hand nervously and followed him into the house.
Nevertheless
Bang! A porcelain teacup was smashed into pieces at Debbieâs feet. It would have smashed her if
Carlos hadnât pulled her away.
Everything in the Living room turned silent all of a sudden. It was not until then that Debbie noticed that
more than ten people were sitting in the living room. Even âMr. Jerkâ Lewis, who was always frivolous,
was now sitting nicely with a serious look on his face. When he saw
Debbie, he seemed excited.
Debbieâs eyes eventually fell on the middle-aged man in front of the table. His face was red with rage.
When her eyes met the manâs, she could see that his eyes were filled with nothing but disgust.
âIt was him. It must have been him who smashed the teacup. Who is he?
What a head-on blow at our first encounter!â
Carlosâ menacing presence seemed to grow. Unknowingly, he squeezed