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Deep Love Hidden From Him novel Chapter 105

"Hey..." Everleigh was startled.

His lips came down fiercely on her, seemingly wanting to crush her into pieces. There was no pity, nor was there any love. This was war, and Theodore was on the offensive side. He was so ferocious as if he wanted to raze the other party's city to the ground in an instant.

Everleigh struggled desperately, but her hands were firmly grasped by him.

The drug took effect on Theodore's body, and the boiling blood stirred up all of his emotions. At that moment, Theodore had lost all of his rationality. He couldn't control himself, and he couldn't help it either.

Although seven years had passed, he still remembered that night from seven years ago vividly. However, after that night, Everleigh disappeared from Ocpeace City without a trace, as if she had disappeared from the world.

At the thought of that particular night, the man's dark eyes lit up with a layer of burning fire. Under the drug's stimulation, the force he exerted with his hands was getting out of control.

A ripping sound could be heard as the fabric of her dress was torn.

Everleigh's scream was stuck in her throat. The next second, she was thrown onto the bed of the hotel. Her whole face was buried in the dazzling white quilt, and her cries of pain were also drowned in it.

"Clang." Behind her came the sound of a leather belt unbuckling.

Everleigh's mind went blank. She gripped the bedsheet beneath her and was about to struggle. However, no matter how weak a man was, his strength was always greater than that of a woman's. Theodore used merely one hand to hold her down, pinning her to the bed. She couldn't move at all.

The moment her dress was torn apart, Everleigh's face turned ashen.

At this time, the guests and the host were having a good time in the banquet hall.

Christopher wandered among a group of relatives and elders of the Meyer family, listening to the strict lectures ever since he was a child. His mind and body had grown numb towards the teachings, but he kept a polite and indifferent smile on his face. The moment he turned around, his eyes immediately turned cold.

Quite a few people advised him to give up his career as a doctor and return to the Meyer family to take over the family business. Almost everyone said the same thing, but no one truly hoped that he would return.

Human nature was fickle. He had seen enough of it ever since he was a child.

At the end of the banquet, it was time to cut the cake in celebration. Christopher squeezed out of the crowd. The butler caught up from behind. "Mr. Meyer, they're blowing the candles now. Why are you leaving?"

Christopher remained calm, "There are so many people lining up to give their regards. It wouldn't be any less without me."

"What are you talking about? Madam loves you the most. Won't she feel disappointed that you didn't pay much attention to her birthday?"

The butler had watched as Christopher grew up, and he was like a family member to Christopher. Although Christopher was unreliable in his daily life, he had always been very respectful towards his family and his elders.

After drinking, he had a light headache. He frowned, "I didn't say that I wouldn't go. I'll look for Everleigh. She went upstairs to have a rest just now. Mom likes her so she will be happier if I turn up with Everleigh."

"That's right," The butler beamed. "Mr. Meyer, you're much more mature than before."

Before leaving the banquet hall, Christopher looked around the hall, but he didn't see Theodore. He was a little confused.

It was still early at this time. No matter how early he wanted to leave, he should wait until the end of the birthday celebration.

Christopher did not bother to think about it. After the elevator door opened, he went in and pressed the button. He took out the spare room card from his pocket and glanced at the room number.

With a "ding", the elevator stopped on the 36th floor, and the door slowly opened.

He heard a voice coming from the corridor on the right side as soon as the elevator door opened.

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