Captivation: Want Nothing But You novel Chapter 241

Captivation Want Nothing But You Chapter 241 by Adolf Dunne

In the room of the Sue Garden.

Looking at the watch screen which showed that the phone had been hung up, Joey finally felt relieved. He threw back the covers and sat up, letting out a heavy sigh of relief.Get new chapter update on novelheart.com

At this moment, there was a sound of the mew outside the door, followed by the noise of its claws scratching at the door.

“Is it Katie?” Joey got out of bed. “Meow…” Outside the door, Katie seemed to hear his call and replied with a meow.

When Joey opened the door, he saw Katie squatting in front of the door and lowering its head to lick its hair. Hearing the sound of opening the door, it raised its head and meowed meekly.

“Katie, why are you here?” When Joey saw Katie, a happy smile appeared on his face. He picked it up and said, “I thought my scummy dad has taken you away and didn’t want you to play with me anymore!”

Katie didn’t understand what he was talking

about. It just saw him lower his head. So it took the initiative to lick his cheek ingratiatingly.

The cat’s tongue was stinging, and his face was soaked in dribble leaving a tingling sensation. But it was not a big deal compared to holding the cat he liked.

“Katie, where is my scummy dad?” As Joey spoke, he glanced around. The corridor was very quiet, and there was no trace of his father at all. 2

“….. Meow!”

Joey lowered his head to look at Katie. A white light flashed across his mind and he had the idea of strolling around the Sue Garden.

“If I walk around now, my scummy dad won’t

suspect me, will he, Katie?”

“Meow!”

When Katie heard him calling itself, it only meowed in a reflex action.

“Well, I think my analysis is reasonable. In that case, let’s go.” Joey made up his mind in his heart and nodded in agreement when he heard the cat’s reply. Then he left the room with Katie in his arms.

Walking forward, Joey mused in his mind. There were two reasons for him to come out. and have a stroll in the Sue Garden.

First, it was the place where his mommy and his scummy daddy used to live. He wanted to have a look and know something about their past. Mommy had never mentioned the days when she and his scummy dad lived in the Sue Garden in front of him. Uncle Quintin only said a few words about it to him occasionally, but what he said was almost meaningless. He just kept saying that Joey’s father was a asshole who abandoned his wife and child.

Now that he saw his father, who was still in the Sue Garden, it was such a good opportunity to know what had happened in the past. So it was difficult for him not to be moved by it.

The second and also the most important reason, of course, was that only by knowing himself and enemy could he fight a hundred battles without danger of defeat!

Although he would not expose his identity on his own initiative, he had to be prepared for the worst to fight back just in case if his father found out his identity and wanted to take him away from his mother!

While thinking, Joey unconsciously walked to

the door of a room.

Katie wanted to stretch itself, so it jumped out of his arms and forced him to stop. Out of the corner of his eye he saw the light from the

crack under the door.

The light was on in the room.

Was it a servant’s lounge? But it was on the third floor, and the servants’ rest rooms were all downstairs. How could it be here? Driven by curiosity, Joey hesitated for a while and then reached out his hand to hold the doorknob. He carefully pressed it down and gently pushed the door open a crack.

The light as bright as daylight spilled from the room like waterfalls, accompanied by a faint smell of tobacco.

Joey looked inside through the crack and saw a person smoking at the balcony. Behind him was the incandescent white light, which reflected off his shoulder creating a ghostly luminescence. Standing under the moonlit night, he looked cold and lonely.

This man was his scummy father.

Joey tilted his head a little and looked around the room. Only then did he find that the decoration of this room was completely different from those of other rooms. If the door was completely opened, the interior of the room was absolutely different from the outside world, incompatible and incongruous.

Outside the door was cold, stiff and ruthless, but the interior of the room was warm, full of