Will You Marry Me, My Ex-Wife? novel Chapter 1947

After all, the church was a place of holiness and purity, and it would never welcome someone with so much blood on his hands as Quentin.

As long as Quentin was unable to enter, Malcolm would be safe!

Besides, no matter how powerful Quentin was, he still could not possibly barge into Samuel's church to capture him!

As soon as he thought of this, Malcolm quickly turned toward Joshua's retreating figure and thanked him profusely.

"Alright, alright, that’s enough. Get out!" Sean, who had just been hired a few minutes prior to this debacle, tried to kick Malcolm out of the house like a responsible guard.

After coming out of the house, Malcolm glanced at him, frowning. "Can you get a car to send me out of town?"

He could not possibly risk calling a taxi for fear of being caught by Quentin on his way out of the city.

It would be best if one of Joshua's men were willing to drive him, and even if he had to hide in the trunk of the car, he would be willing to do so.

Sean could not help furrowing his brows when he heard this.

A split second later, he sighed and said," Alright. Come with me."

He had arrived here in Joshua's car, and he had been planning to return to the factory where he worked to pack his things, but he did not have any money with him to call a cab.

He did not want to ask Lucas or Joshua for money, so he had called his previous boss t o come pick him up.

His boss had gladly agreed and promised h e would arrive in ten minutes.

Since he was heading to the outskirts of the city anyway, it would not hurt to give Malcolm a ride too.

Seeing that Sean had agreed to help him, Malcolm was delighted and started thanking him profusely as well, so much so that Sean could not help feeling a little annoyed.

He furrowed his brows, glanced at the unkempt man standing before him, then at his own clothes.

He hesitated for a moment before finally taking off his dirty jacket and putting it on Malcolm's body. "You look better this way." Malcolm gave this man a once-over as he thanked him while putting on his jacket.