All Chapters of His Sinful Empire : Chapter 171 - Chapter 177

The question felt absurd after everything that had happened. "I…I don't know." "You should eat. You need energy, regain the one you lost because of those bastards. I sighed and chuckled. "Thank you so much. But I think I'll eat later." He nodded. "I'll send someone to keep you company." That confused me. "Someone?" "I figured you might need a woman to keep you company. Since we're all men here." That actually made me feel slightly better. At least I wouldn't be trapped in a hotel room alone with a bunch of armed strangers. "Thank you." The man inclined his head. Then he left. I entered the suite and immediately locked the door. The room was beautiful. It had large windows, an expensive furniture, a sitting area and a wife bedroom. Normally, I would have appreciated it. Tonight, I couldn't focus on any of that. I kept replaying the attack in my head. A knock on the door interrupted my thoughts. I froze, but then I remembered what the man had said. Care

A boy who sat two rows ahead of her in middle school. Apparently, she spent an entire year pretending she didn't like him while accidentally embarrassing herself every chance she got. I laughed until my sides hurt. Then came the high school story. That one was even worse. According to Fiona, she once wrote a love letter. Unfortunately, she accidentally dropped it in the wrong bag. I laughed so hard I nearly cried again. Then came her workplace romance story. Which somehow involved a broken coffee machine, three misunderstandings, and a fire alarm. By the time she finished, I was practically wheezing. I felt normal. The conversation continued for a while longer. Eventually, exhaustion returned and my eyelids became heavy. Fiona noticed immediately. "You should sleep now. I think we've been awake enough." “Right. I've got to work and check on my assistant too.” “Oh but you're not leaving this place.” Fiona said sternly. “I know. I know. I'm just saying.” We both laughed

The building looked ordinary from the outside. Nothing about it suggested that someone inside supposedly had information about Millie.I parked across the street and checked the address on my phone one last time. And it matched.After Roman left that morning, I had spent a few hours thinking about his note. The ridiculous man had actually hidden the cards beneath my pillow too. I had rolled my eyes when I found them. Then I had carefully put them into my purse.Just for emergencies.That didn't mean I was happy he didn't listen to me. With a sigh, I got out of the car and headed inside. The building was old but clean. A receptionist directed me toward the third floor.The woman I was meeting was already waiting. She looked to be in her late thirties and was seated near a window in a small office.Her sharp eyes immediately landed on me. "Celeste?""Yes." I nodded. She gestured toward the chair opposite her. "Sit."I sat.She leaned back, "I know why you're here.""Then save us both

As the private jet cut through the clouds, Roman sat quietly by the window.Several documents rested untouched on the table beside him. For once, he ignored them.The sun was beginning to set, casting warm orange light across the cabin. Normally, he appreciated moments like this. It gave him peace when he thinks about the choas in the Evercrest home. Today, he wanted the flight to end. Every hour felt longer than necessary. The sooner he got home, the better.A flight attendant approached. "Would you like anything, sir?"Roman looked up briefly. "No, thank you."She nodded and quietly stepped away.A few seconds later, his phone vibrated. It was a security update. His expression immediately sharpened as he opened the message.It was message from Roland. He had everything on sight and Celeste was having fun too with the ladies Fiona called friends. He thought that was good. His heart softened when he got a picture of them laughing and cooking. The other ones looked like they were try