All Chapters of My Hot Masked Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Like being electrocuted, I broke free from his grasp. Unable to bear staying here for even a second longer, I stood up. As I walked out of the coffee shop, I saw Mr. Eugen standing by his car on the side of the road, waving at me. I was somewhat surprised, but before I could explain, Mr. Eugen promptly opened the passenger door for me. "Get in," he said calmly, his tone and expression as tranquil as water. "Mr. Eugen, I am..." I started to explain, but he waved his hand to interrupt me, motioning for me to get in the car. I could only nervously follow his instructions. "I know," Mr. Eugen said as he sat in the car and fastened my seatbelt for me. "He wouldn't let you, right?" Frowning, I nodded. "Don't worry, Claude will agree," Mr. Eugen reassured me. Suddenly, Mr. Eugen leaned closer to me, his eyes filled with intense colors. I blinked in slight confusion, not quite understanding

"Natalie, you're here!" Claude exclaimed with excitement. I furrowed my brows slightly, maintaining my cold demeanor. "Claude, we should end this." There was no longer a ripple in my heart. Continuing this mate relationship would only be torture. I didn't want to torture myself, nor did I want to lose news of the child. So it was only right to end it. "Nat, I told you I wouldn't agree," he said. I came prepared and immediately took out the documents from my bag when I heard him refuse. "If you don't want to separate, then I'll make these documents public. I'm curious to see how you, Claude, have reached your current position." "What is this?" he frowned, looking at the documents, his eyes filled with confusion. "See for yourself." I coldly handed him the documents, observing his sudden change in facial expression, which further confirmed my conviction. It seemed tha

"Denver, he should be there now."My eyes lit up, never expecting the child to be in Denver. I had accompanied my mother to Denver when I was young, never imagining that the child would now be living in that city. A sense of urgency filled my eyes, as I wanted to know the child's exact location."Where in Denver?"Vicky frowned and reluctantly said, "He was adopted by a family, and I only know a rough address that I can give you. As for the specific location, I'm not sure. You'll have to find it yourself."I glanced at Vicky again and saw nothing but reluctance in her eyes, with no hidden emotions. But now that I knew the general location, I should be able to find the child.Without hesitation, I went straight home to pack my things. I thought about notifying Mr. Eugen, but after a moment of hesitation, I decided against it.Forget it, I'll tell Mr. Eugen about everything when I find the child and come back.With immense hope in my heart, I purchased a plane ticket and headed towards D

The criminal laughed, looking at me as if I were already dead, his eyes filled with a chilling coldness. "In business, trust is crucial. The deal we made is foolproof, so there's no way anything unexpected could happen, right? Woman, you better eat obediently and stop playing tricks. Otherwise, I'll make you suffer a painful and gruesome death right now!" "You can also choose not to eat, but I can promise you that your death will be both agonizing and ugly," the criminal said with a sinister tone. I trembled all over. After weighing my options, I reluctantly opened the lunchbox and started eating, but the sight of the food reminded me of the impending emptiness of my stomach, taking away any appetite I had. However, the criminal continued to watch me, and not eating seemed even more dangerous. With tears in my eyes, I forced myself to eat the entire box of food, a mixture of fear and despair causing me to feel on th

As soon as I saw the doctor wearing a white coat, fear immediately swept over my face and sent a chill down my spine. Despite trying to convince myself not to be afraid, I couldn't control the trembling. "Don't be afraid, Nat. He won't harm you," Mr. Eugen reassured me, grabbing my hand and speaking softly in my ear. Mr. Eugen had been by my side, providing me with a sense of security, or else I might have screamed long ago. Although I knew deep down that this doctor wasn't the same person, I still couldn't shake off the darkness. "No... don't let him come near me," I struggled to resist. Sweat started to bead on my forehead and my face turned pale, which made Mr. Eugen unable to continue forcing the situation. He said to the doctor, "You should leave." He then pulled me into his embrace, gently patting my back until I gradually calmed down. "Mr. Eugen, I'm so useless!" I suddenly became pessimistic