Chapter 98
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Chapter: 99
Carlosâ eyes dimmed. He looked at Debbie sharply and took a step forward. Debbie took a step back,
poised for defense.
âIâm warning you.
If you come any closer to me, I wonât hesitate to fight you!â
âFight me? Good! I canât wait.â He abruptly pushed her on the desk behind her and then leaned
forward.
They found their bodies in an awkward and yet erotic posture. Debbie could hardly move. She wriggled
and tried to free her arms, but to no avail.
âLet go of me,â she demanded.
âGo to the university with me this afternoon and attend my class. Maybe you donât want to, but you
have no choice. No more cutting school, especially my classes. At half past three this afternoon, my
first class is International Finance. You know which classroom it is. If I donât see you thereâ¦â Carlos
pinched her on the waist as a warning.
Debbie uttered a yelp and blushed with embarrassment.
âDo we have to talk like this? Canât you let go of me first?â
No one had ever treated her like this. This old, Lustful man had been disrespectful to her several times
now.
Heâd better mind his actions, or some day he might become a eunuch in his sleep.
Helpless, she glared at him with resentment as her cheeks puffed up. It seemed like the anger boiling
up inside her was going to burst out at any moment. Fortunately, Carlos released her from his restraint.
Soon, Tristan drove her back to Esastin Villa. After they had arrived, he made sure to give Debbieâs
Luggage to Julie before he left.
âDebbie,
Debbie said that you must attend his class at half past three,â
Tristan reminded her before he took off.
She clenched her fists, feeling immensely irritated. âHe wants me to show up to his class? Well, guess
what? I wonât.â
At half past three, Carlos walked into the multimedia classroom, which was packed with almost one
thousand students present. He started with a small speech, during which he swept over his audience.
When he was sure
Debbie wasnât there, his face clouded up.
âFool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.â Carlos realized that he had made a
mistake. Before that moment, somewhere in his heart he had still believed that she wasnât a bad
person. However, now it seemed to him that he had given her too much credit.
It was a little past 6 p.m. when Debbie was seen in a cafe. She was talking to Jared on WeChat when
two bodyguards appeared in the shop.
âMrs. Hilton, Carlos asked us to pick you up,â they said.
Instead of responding to what they said, she continued talking on the phone.
Puzzled, the bodyguards looked at each other, and then one of them said, âMrs. Hilton, Carlos has
given us strict orders to carry you home on our shoulders, if thatâs what it takes.â
âPlease, by all means, do what you must,â Debbie countered casually.