Chapter 167 There’s No Need to Be in Such a Hurry
Beatrice followed Caden’s gaze and discovered that her sweater had caught on his belt. As soon as he moved even a little, her clothes would be lifted up.
In a panic, Beatrice reached out to pull her sweater, and accidentally touched the wrong place. The next second, her wrist was grabbed by a man.
The man tightly pursed his lips, revealing a captivating depth in the dimness, like a restrained beast
Word by word, he warned, “Don’t move.”
After Beatrice noticed the changes in his body, her eyes widened, sweat started to appear on her forehead, and she became even more frantic as she pulled at her clothes
“My clothes…”
Click.
The belt buckle was undone.
“Mr. Caden…” Keith came over with an urgent document, but upon seeing the scene, he covered his mouth and turned around. “I didn’t see anything, I’ll come back later.” Keith left quickly.
Beatrice wished she could dig a hole in the ground and just quickly untangle the place where the two of them were stuck.
The more I tried to untangle it, the messier it became. In my nervousness, I even pulled out almost half of Caden’s belt.
Suddenly, she felt the gaze of the man above her head become eerie.
Caden’s eyes
darkened, with a smile that seemed both mocking and nonchalant, he said, “There’s no need to be in such a hurry.”
“Who was in a hurry!”
Beatrice’s scalp tingled, and she instinctively lowered her head to bite the loose thread, but she forgot that it was in the wrong place.
As Caden watched the woman in front of him bend down, his Adam’s apple rolled up and down, his abdomen tightened, and even though he tried to restrain his breath, it was uncontrollably chaotic.
He reached out and held her chin, his voice low and magnetic, “I’ll take care of it
He found a small paper cutter from the bottom drawer since he was a child, and made a few cuts on the tangled area.
As soon as the line was cut, Beatrice pulled away from each other.
She lowered her head and looked at the hole on her sweater, thinking about how to fix it Out of the corner of her eye, she saw the man stand up and fasten his belt. Although his movements were somewhat strange, he performed them lazily and casually
Beatrice’s
gaze swept over, inevitably catching sight of something
something else.
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Suddenly, he paused.
Beatrice heard Caden’s deep voice above her head.
“Didn’t you see it?”
“I… I was just checking if the belt was broken! I wasn’t looking at anything else!” Beatrice’s tone was a bit explosive, with a hint of guilt.
Caden looked down at her with a hint of amusement in his eyes and said, “Otherwise, where else would you like to look?”
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Beatrice’s mind seemed to explode, realizing that she was caught
was caught red–handed.
She quickly got up and pushed him away, saying, “I’m going to the bathroom.”
Caden watched the figure fleeing, sat down and ordered a glass of ice water, tilted his head back and drank it, then closed his eyes.
When Keith came back again, he had already returned to his usual cold and reserved demeanor.
“What’s the matter?” Caden set down his cup and spoke calmly..
Keith handed over the documents.
“Mr. Caden, once again you have proven to be prescient. Despite the chaos caused by Ms. Lindsey and Sara, all we need is to catch Sara, the troublemaker, and gather evidence to eliminate the Melendez family. Now Sir Baldwin has no choice but to entrust the matter of the mine to you.”
“This is the data of the Baldwin family relatives managing the mine for the past few years. Once the accident is resolved, the actual power over the mine will be in your hands.”
Caden opened the file and glanced at Keith with displeasure, “There’s no need to mention irrelevant matters.”
“Yes.”
Outside the cabin.
Beatrice’s face turned pale, her eyes tightly shut in pain, and a trickle of blood stained her lips.
When Caden realized that she was the one who got rid of the Melendez family, she wasn’t as angry at Xander for pressuring her to drop the lawsuit.
Because her goal was also to get rid of the Melendez family.
Moreover, her abilities were insufficient to completely withdraw from the whole matter.
But when she finished listening to their conversation, she realized that she was still too shallow.
From the moment she became involved in the love triangle between Sara, Madelynn, and Brenton, everything was under Caden’s control.
This was just a move for him to gain control over the mine.
So he watched her look for Sara, allowed Sara to torment her, and then he sat back as a bystander and reaped the benefits.
At that moment, Beatrice’s heart felt like it was being pricked by tens of thousands of steel needles, her throat felt like it was being blocked by something, and a suffocating sensation firmly controlled her body.
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After Keith left, Beatrice calmly returned to her seat.
Menu
Just as she sat down, the flight attendant brought the meal, but she couldn’t eat it.
“I wasn’t hungry, give me a glass of wine.”
The flight attendant was slightly stunned, and glanced at Caden beside her.
Caden glanced at her, his eyes cold and distant. “Drinking on
an empty stomach?” Beatrice didn’t look at him, staring outside the window, “It can’t kill a person.”
Caden waved his hand at the flight attendant and didn’t ask anyone to bring Beatrice a drink. He had a rare moment of patience and pointed to the food on the table, “Eat something first, it’s almost time for you to take your medicine.”
It was not a small matter for sewage to enter the lungs, even though Beatrice was discharged from the hospital, Brend still prescribed her a few days of consolidation medication.
However, it needs to be consumed after meals.
I didn’t expect Caden to still remember.
Beatrice pursed her lips, restraining her wandering thoughts.
Regardless of whether Caden felt guilty or not, he was just using her.
She coldly glanced at the documents in his hands and said, “Uncle Caden is always busy with his own affairs, so there’s no need to trouble him with my matters.”
Caden frowned, got up, and walked over to her seat. He grabbed her chin and forcefully lifted it
- up.
“Should I eat by myself, or should I feed you?”
Beatrice gritted her teeth and stood her ground against him.
She bit her lip and raised her hand to pick up the spoon only after she discovered the flight attendant hiding behind the curtain and secretly observing.
Caden knew that she was most afraid of being seen by others being too intimate.
If it got to Xander’s ears, neither she nor Monica had a good time.
He would only force her!
Beatrice reluctantly took a few bites of food and then pushed the plate aside.
After taking the medicine, she lay on her side.
After a while, Caden closed the file and turned to look at her, “Do you want to eat some fruits?”
She didn’t speak.
Even without looking at him, she knew that he was not very happy.
At that moment, Caden’s phone rang, it was the unique sound of WhatsApp.
He just glanced at the content and got up to leave the first–class cabin.
Under the influence of the medication, Beatrice felt hazy and was about to close her eyes when she heard the flight attendant whispering behind her.
“Mr. Caden was so considerate. When Ms. Bradford accidentally cut her hand with a knife and fork, he was so concerned even though it was such a small wound. Knowing that Ms. Bradford
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didn’t want to make a fuss about her business trip, he decided to accompany her in business dess
as well,”
“They say online that the two of them are about to the the knot, and were to be tree. But who is that person in the first–class cabin? Their reldkonding wens… ghee Bot
“Mr. Caden said he was a relative and asked for some care?
The two
of them thought that Beatrice was asleep, so they didn’t pay erection to her, Bearife listened to the sound that came and went, and immethady opret her eyes, filled with self–mockery,
How could she forget?
her eyes
The person who actually backed out of this matter was not Sara, but Madelyn Even though Caden knew that Madelynn betrayed him, he will cared box ber
Truly beloved, the power to harm is always the greatest.
Caden did not return to the first–class cabin until he landed in Burkingon
After Beatrice got up, Keith walked over.
“Ms. Lindsey, I will help you with your luggage, you can go straiga 19. Beatrice interrupted, “Keith, it’s not necessary. I wasn’t that delicate, and please stop pretending to be good people.”
“…”
Keith was taken aback, just as he was about to explain, Beatrice had already disembarked with the other passengers.
