Chapter 130

Scarlett instantly grew calm. Sweet words would not awaken this man to reason. He was poisoned. She was pressed against the large French window, the city lights sparkling before her, and his soft words behind her. She couldn't hear any of it. If this window could suddenly collapse, it would be good. Let them fall together, smashed into pieces, and in the next life, they would owe each other nothing. Suddenly, heavy rain began outside, the sound of raindrops pounding on the window. Scarlett felt a chill. They had loved each other, their bodies so familiar. Despite her resistance, memories of those days surfaced involuntarily. A sudden pain shot through her shoulder. Daniel's eyes displayed a long-lost obsession. Seeing her flushed face, a hint of mockery crept up his brows. "Scarlett, if you feel wronged, bite me back." His voice was melodious, much more pleasant than the rain outside. Scarlett, angered, pushed him away, biting into his neck and jaw. She tasted the metallic tang of bloo