Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 1945

Estelle took a deep breath and turned back into the grand hall.

Lambert found her, his smile casual and charming, "Where'd you disappear to, Estelle? You had me looking all over for you."

Estelle looked at him and said, "Mr. Brennan, let's get one thing straight. We've got a strictly professional relationship. While we're here in Zion, I'll ensure your safety, but as for my personal affairs, that's none of your business."

Leaning casually against a marble pillar, Lambert raised an eyebrow. "I admit I was wrong selling you out before. I've repented before the Almighty, I swear, and I've done everything I can to make amends. Can't you give me another chance?"

"No!" Estelle replied curtly and turned to leave.

Lambert hurried after her, "Rella, I'm in danger right now!"

Estelle didn't stop. "What danger?"

"That Alvis has been eyeing me like he's up to something. You need to make sure I'm safe!" Lambert insisted.

Stopping abruptly, Estelle turned to him with a cold laugh, "Don't worry, Alvis doesn't have such, shall I say, diverse tastes."

"How would you know? Are you familiar with him?"

"I’m thinking like any sane person would!"

"But he's not just anyone; he's Alvis!"

Annoyed by his blabber, Estelle snapped, "Then why don't you just give in to him?"

"No way, I'm into women, not men!" Lambert shook his head vehemently, "I've got to carry on the Brennan lineage!"

Estelle felt a nearly irresistible urge to kick him where it would end that his lineage once and for all!

Jonathan watched Lambert and Estelle together, frowning deeply. He pulled out his phone and sent a message: Dig up everything on Lambert. I want all his details.

Sylvia watched the man's brooding look and let out a low chuckle, "Shall I take care of it?"

"No need," Jonathan replied, his voice cool with a hint of disdain, "My Ella wouldn't give him a second glance."

He spoke with confidence, but a frosty glint flickered in his narrow eyes. The silver spoon he twirled in his hand made a chilling sound against the fine china.