Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Chapter: 100

Perhaps Carlos had anticipated that things wouldn’t go smoothly with the bodyguards. One of the bodyguards took something out of his pocket and swung it before Debbie’s eyes. When Debbie caught sight of what it was, she saw two certificates, which stated that both bodyguards were black belts in tae-kwon-do. One was a 7th dan and the other was a 8th dan.

Debbie resignedly crammed the last bite of the desert into her mouth, stood up from her chair and followed the bodyguards out of the shop meekly.

“Son of a bitch! Where did Carlos find these tae kwon do masters?’ she cursed inwardly. Although she had practiced martial arts for ten years, when faced with those two bodyguards, she didn’t dare to pick a fight with them.

Meanwhile, an Emperor was parked at the roadside. When she reached the car, Debbie opened the door and saw the man in the backseat. His eyes were shut tight, as if he was taking a nap, completely unaware of the fact that she had opened the door.

One of the bodyguards took the driver’s seat and the other sat in the passenger’s seat in the front.

The car engine revved and sped out. After a while, Debbie realized that the car was taking them out of town.

‘This isn’t right. This is not the way home. The villa is in the east district and the car is driving westward, ‘ she reflected.

“Where are we going?” she asked.

No one answered her question, as if no one could hear her.Còntens bel0ngs to Nô(v)elDr/a/ma.Org

Debbie got nervous and fidgety since she had defied Carlos again. The skies were getting darker and by the look of it, they were heading somewhere remote. Her heart throbbed inside her chest violently.

‘Is he trying to find a place to bury me alive again?’

In the grip of silent panic, the air inside the car felt like it was suffocating her. Everything was so quiet, she could hear her own heart pounding in her chest. When the car finally came to a stop, the bodyguards got out of the car, but Debbie remained where she was.

Her eyes caught sight of something. Was that a tombstone?

The door on her side was opened by a bodyguard, who stood there waiting for her to get out.

With the headlights on, Debbie glanced around and a chill crept up her spine. Bloody hell! A graveyard? Why would Carlos bring her to a graveyard in the evening?

While she was trying to figure out what was on Carlos’ mind, the bodyguards returned to the car.

“Hey, what’s this supposed to mean?” Debbie tried to open the doors, but they were all locked, so she started tapping on the windows helplessly.

One of the windows in the backseat was rolled down. With a gloomy Look on his face, Carlos said, “This is a martyrs’ park. Stay here and reflect on what you’ve done.”

Here?

Didn’t he know that she had a fear of darkness? If she couldn’t deal with her fears in the villa, how would she deal with them alone in a cemetery? Fear gripped her entire body in an instant.

“I.

” Before Debbie could say anything else, the car drove off.

As she helplessly watched the car drive away and disappear into the horizon, all she could do was curse Carlos a thousand times in her heart. This was more terrifying than being buried alive to her.

Trembling with fear, she barely managed to take out her phone.

Unfortunately, the reception there was terrible. She tried to dial