Chapter 826 Disgust

Tamara’s eyes widened as she looked at the caller ID on her phone and quickly answered the call. … The following day, at the airport. When Tamara arrived, she saw James already waiting for her. He had an impatient look on his face, but when he saw her, all negative emotions disappeared without a trace. “You’re finally here, Tamara,” grinned James. He tried to grab her hand, but she avoided him swiftly. Tamara gripped her luggage and muttered coldly, “Let’s board the plane. James’ face fell, but remembering they were getting married tomorrow, he bit back his words. “Sure. We’ll see how nice our wedding place is,” said James. Tamara didn’t reply and went straight inside the airport. They arrived at Biarus six hours later. A chilling gust of wind hit Tamara as they exited the airport, causing her to tremble with cold. Tamara was already wearing a thick jacket, but it seemed that wasn’t enough for the cold weather. The sun was setting. It painted the city sky a light orange. Looking from a distance, it even looked like a painting. Tamara narrowed her eyes, and her heart pounded. She was getting closer to Sebastian. “Get in the car, Tamara,” James said from behind her. Tamara recollected her thoughts and got in the car. They arrived at the hotel 40 minutes later. The orange sky did not dim. Instead, it shone even brighter. James took the room key and told Tamara, “We’re getting married tomorrow. Let’s stay the night together to get closer to each other.” Tamara gagged, “I want a room for myself.” James shook his head. “We’ll be married soon, Tamara. Even if you continue to deny me, we’ll still do it sooner or later.” Tamara stared at him blankly. “I heard one shouldn’t stay the night with their spouse-to-be before the wedding, or they would risk getting a divorce.” James narrowed his eyes when he heard this, but Tamara was being completely serious. James gritted his teeth and asked for another room. He got the room beside his. Tamara breathed a sigh of relief at the room’s keycard. She didn’t know what James was thinking, which was why she was so reluctant to stay with him. Tamara was glad he didn’t force himself on her. After they got the room keys, Tamara headed for the lift. James trailed behind her. He observed the cold look on her face and said, “There will be a lot of guests at our wedding tomorrow. Some of them you might have known.” Tamara pursed her lips at this. It didn’t matter who came to the wedding or if she knew them well. Her mind was swirling with thoughts about Sebastian. They were so close to Nammu Bay. Tamara wished she could head over now. James continued, “I hope our marriage will be successful.” The lift arrived. Tamara stepped in with her luggage in hand. She chose to ignore James’ words. James was furious, and his face reflected that. A weird feeling was brewing within him. He was hell-bent on making sure nothing went wrong during the wedding. Once he arrived at his room, he made a call. “Get into the lab and destroy their research.’ … Tamara immediately locked the door behind her. She checked the whole place for cameras too. Once she made sure everything was fine, she opened her luggage and took out a laptop. She glanced in the direction of Nammu Bay and quickly logged on. The security screen of the Lane family soon showed up on the laptop.