Chapter 946 A Goodbye Was A Lifetime

Hearing this, Roger frowned slightly. He wanted to say something more, but he happened to meet someone coming to propose a toast. In the blink of an eye, Cassandra had arrived at the door of the hall, leaving only a red back to Roger.

When Cassandra came out of the hotel, a black Bentley car came quietly. Cassandra quickly got into the car and leaned against the back seat. "Go to the police station in West City District."

In the front row, Caden felt that he saw public display of affection. He swallowed and said weakly, "Are you going to pick up boss?"

Cassandra supported the car window with one hand and said in a lazy and hoarse voice, "Yes, the women who don't pick up their loved ones are all scums."

Hearing this, Caden was speechless.

He felt that his chest hurts.

He knew that he shouldn't ask that.

Jealousy made him lose his face!

After a long time, Caden finally breathed a sigh of relief and said helplessly, "Well, should we inform boss in advance? What if he has lef

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He was afraid that Cassandra would disappear from his arms the next second, and his voice sounded somewhat unpredictable desolate.

Martin said, "Greyson is gone. Don't worry. I will avenge him. No matter who hurt him, I need him to die with him."

Cassandra had never thought that after her rebirth, those who could have escaped the disaster in her previous life would suddenly leave after her rebirth.

In her previous life, although Greyson lived a miserable life and was always bullied and looked down upon by others of the V Security team, at least he was alive. What was more meaningful than living in this world?

Cassandra raised her head, with no anger or other emotions in her empty eyes. She looked at Martin and said, "Master Greyson is gone. No matter who hurt him, I want... there is no burial place for that person!"

Martin lowered his eyes and said in a low voice, "Okay."

At this time, Arthur didn't know what to say.

He just thought in his mind, 'Can you look at me now?'