Crises in Love (Zora and Jaylan) novel Chapter 65

I watched him walk away, puzzled, and turned to Catherine. "Is he really Ronan's cousin?"

"Absolutely!" Catherine nodded confidently. "Guaranteed!"

I shook my head, "He's a chatterbox, not at all like his cousin Ronan."

"You're saying he isn't reliable?" retorted Catherine. " Don't underestimate him – he's very reliable. And he's quite a big deal in the industry. He isn't just anyone's for the taking. A real big shot that ordinary people can't get a hold of!"

"Really?"

"Absolutely! His industry nickname is DragonLord!" Catherine said seriously, "You know what it means, right? He's elusive, a real mystery just like a dragon. And in our field, you can't do without him. He's at the top, with countless minions below him, and there's nothing he can't figure out."

Listening to Catherine, my eyes bulged out. I couldn't help but think, how the hell am I going to pay him? I might escape this mess, but at the cost of my entire fortune.

Catherine, as if seeing through my thoughts, chuckled. "Don't worry, he's offering friendly assistance to you."

"Are you sure?" I looked at Catherine, joking, "From what you're saying, I might go bankrupt!"

Catherine burst into laughter, then teased me, "Don't you have Ronan? What's there to fear!"

"Give me a break! Better not mention him, he's unreliable!" I quickly changed the subject, "I have a task for you."

"Go ahead! At your service."

"Arrange a meeting, I want to see Marissa!"

Catherine looked surprised, put away her playful expression and looked at me, "Really? What for?"

"I want to get in touch, she's an old subordinate after all!" I said with an ulterior motive, "Don't worry, I'll definitely meet her in a friendly manner."

"You're playing clueless, aren't you?" Catherine got my point instantly.

I looked at the picture of Marissa's family in my hand, and gave her a faint smile, "You know me the best! I need to get her on board! Test them, see how strong their bond really is!"

Looks like she had a good afternoon with that man, her blocked drain had been cleared, and she was glowing.

"Didn't you go out for a walk, ma'am?" Zora asked, seeing me lying on the couch, half-asleep.

"No, too lazy to move!" I replied listlessly.

After putting away her groceries, Zora asked, "What would you like for dinner, ma'am?"

I thought for a moment, then sat up. "Anything. I need to go out."

"Oh? Where are you going?" she asked.

I glanced at her, and she realized she had overstepped. She gave an awkward laugh.

I went upstairs to change, then took my car keys and left. As I was leaving, I told Zora, "I'm going to see Probert. I won't be back for dinner."