The Billionaire's Maid Bride novel Chapter 586

Lucian clasped her fingers. His other arm was wrapping around her to pull her closer. Allison’s body was pressed against his.

“You know how precious my time is, but I want to spend it celebrating your birthday with you,” he said. His dark eyes softened with tenderness. He bent down to scoop her up. “So, during this precious time, we should do something meaningful.”

Allison’s hair danced in the ocean breeze, and her smile was dreamy and intoxicating.

Lucian looked at her and felt as if she was a siren, luring him into her spell. He was truly ensnared; there was no escaping for him in his whole life. For the first time, he felt an intense desire to possess a woman.

His Allison, belonged to him alone.

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At the stroke of midnight, the Blue Club was at the height of its popularity. Situated behind the bustling Northfield Main Street, the place was alive with vibrant lights. Despite its worn-out sign, Blue Club was always buzzing with energy, and its owner, Hughes, was shrouded in mystery.

All that was known was that four years ago, this club appeared out of nowhere. Hughes’ background was enigmatic, and his combat skills were formidable. When a group of local thugs came to extort protection money, Hughes single-handedly fought off half a dozen brawny men.

The thugs were left sprawled in disarray, while Hughes only sustained minor injuries. After that, the local thugs didn’t dare trouble Hughes again.

The street had its share of thugs, most with their own backing, and they all spoke of a man named Konnor. Despite a few scuffles, Hughes respected the street’s rules and made a point of maintaining a relationship with Konnor each year.

Konnor was in his forties. He looked quite scholarly with his long hair, and could easily be mistaken for an art film director or a university professor. He spoke gently, unlike his subordinates who were prone to vulgarities. But beneath his refined exterior lay ruthless tactics that made the entire underworld tremble at the mention of his name.