Invisible Security Guard

Chapter 430 - 429: Ember Vance with Amnesia



Mia left. After attending Marlon Shepherd’s wedding, she took a flight back to Hong Kong that very day. She didn’t say goodbye to Yusuf Zuck; she only told Ruth Wilcox about it. So when Yusuf Zuck and Ruth Wilcox came home, Mia was gone, and the house was cold and empty.

Once back home, Ruth Wilcox changed into a comfortable robe and lazily sprawled on the sofa downstairs, covering herself with a blanket, listening to Yusuf Zuck recount the fortune he’d made in the past few months.

Yusuf Zuck only chose the parts he knew Ruth Wilcox could handle, such as gambling in Las Vegas and curing old Master Ye’s illness in Hong Kong, and so on.

What Yusuf Zuck didn’t expect was that, as he recounted his story, Ruth Wilcox fell asleep halfway through.

She was exhausted, having been busy running about these past few days, probably not having had a good night’s sleep at all.

She felt no need to guard herself against Yusuf Zuck because she knew he wouldn’t do anything to her. If he had wanted to, he would have done it already.

Back in Zhonghai, after being drugged by Tyler Nash, Yusuf Zuck had his chance, but he didn’t take advantage of her then.

Later, she had thought about how disheveled she must have been, even her shorts were put on by Yusuf Zuck. She could imagine that her body didn’t have any secrets left from Yusuf Zuck.

But fortunately, Yusuf Zuck was very respectful, he didn’t joke about it, and in his eyes, she always saw purity, a very clean purity.

Actually, she didn’t know what the future with Yusuf Zuck would hold; she just didn’t want to give up easily. It’s like what Yusuf Zuck said, he wanted to keep a tight hold on her, and she also wanted to hold on to him just as tightly, didn’t she?

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