Tangled in his Obsession novel Chapter 59

Hearing these words, Seraphina gave Leandro a puzzled look. "What are you getting at, Mr. Reynolds?"

Rather than respond, Leandro simply turned to the driver and said, "Let's roll."

In no time, they were swept up in the flow of traffic. While Leandro remained engrossed in his documents, Seraphina sat rigidly, mulling over his words - Isn't this what you wanted?

Sure, she had orchestrated the current situation, but he could have totally ignored it. Yet, it seemed he had seen right through her and was now indulging her in her own game.

Could this really be the case? But this was Leandro. Why on earth would he bother to help her? And how could he possibly know her real intentions?

Thinking of this, Seraphina chuckled softly, reminding herself to stay cool.

Leandro barely paid her any attention throughout the journey, apparently focused solely on running errands for Conway. With no intention of stirring up any more drama, Seraphina kept to her own thoughts.

Upon arriving at the Reynolds family home, Conway immediately began scolding Seraphina. It took a great deal of effort for Seraphina to calm him down, promising and pleading her way out of trouble.

Conway had recently been in high spirits, able to move about freely without his monitors. Naturally, this meant he was more demanding of Seraphina. She cautiously catered to his every need - meals, tea, card games, chit-chats, TV shows, all the way until she tucked him in at midnight.

"You're not leaving tonight," Conway stated. "You're having breakfast with me tomorrow."

"You want me to sleep over?" Seraphina pouted. "I might not sleep well, maybe even have nightmares."

Conway gave her a light smack. "You've lived here since you were a kid, why can't you stay now?"

They were the only car at a remote intersection, and from a distance, they could see another car approaching. As the vehicle came to a halt in the opposing lane, Seraphina couldn't help but watch until it stopped.

As the traffic light turned green and the opposing car moved first, Leandro slowly started the car. As they reached the middle of the intersection, a blinding light from the right side caught their attention. Turning her head, all Seraphina saw was a bright beam of light rapidly moving towards her!

Seraphina gripped the seat tightly, frozen in place.

Crash!

The loud noise shattered the silence of the night, filling the deserted street with echoes of the collision.