160. Not Holding Back

No doubt, the man had recognized her because the glass windows of Steve's car weren't tinted.

Heidi didn't know why Steve didn't continue driving. Maybe he was as shocked as her.

Slowly, Lucas approached, his eyes gleaming with a coldness that was directed towards Steve.

He stopped on Heidi's side and knocked on the window, giving her a look as if he'd caught her cheating red-handed.

“Come out!” Lucas said in a hard tone, his voice intimidating.

“Heidi, I said come out here.”

But Steve was already out of the car before Heidi.

“How may we help you, Mr. Harrison?”

“Didn't I warn you to stay away from her?” Lucas directed his glare at Steve.

“Do I have to follow your orders?” Steve laughed, looking amused. “Mr. Harrison, stop disturbing Heidi. She's no longer your possession.”

“Is she your possession then?”

“Very soon, she will.”

Steve was smiling and Lucas looked as if he would flip the car over.

Heidi sighed in frustration, rubbing her suddenly aching forehead. “Lucas Harrison, can you