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His Destructive, Toxic Love novel Chapter 228

Summary for Chapter 228: His Destructive, Toxic Love

Update Chapter 228 of His Destructive, Toxic Love by Ethan Prescott

With the author's famous His Destructive, Toxic Love series, Ethan Prescott captivates readers with every word. Dive into chapter Chapter 228, where love anecdotes intertwine with plot twists and hidden demons. Will the next chapters of the His Destructive, Toxic Love series be available today?
Key: His Destructive, Toxic Love Chapter 228

A Month Later...

Nova hadn't seen Casper in what felt like forever, and it was driving her up the wall. She'd tried calling him countless times.

Either his phone was off, or no one would answer, and lately... it went straight to a disconnected number.

How could the CEO of Welton International have a disconnected number? He must have blocked her.

But why? Eliza was gone. Shouldn't he be more focused on her now? What was going on?

Nova couldn't make sense of it.

Then, a team of movers barged in.

She frowned at the intruders. "Who are you? How can you just waltz into my house?"

"The house has been sold. The owner asked us to help you move your stuff," one of the movers said, glancing at his clipboard and then back at Nova. "You're the tenant, Nova, right?"

Tenant? Since when?

"I own this place. Who told you to come?" Nova's face turned pale, raising her cane towards the movers. "You can't just enter someone's house like this. I could call the police."

The mover checked his clipboard again, "Ms. Nova, the deed is in Mr. Casper's name, not yours. Would you like to pack up yourself, or shall we help you?"

Was Casper trying to kick her out? Why?

No, he wasn’t kicking her out. He must’ve been planning to marry and move her into the Welton Estate. That had to be it.

An excited smile spread across Nova's face. She lifted her chin, directing the movers. "Go ahead and pack. My belongings are very valuable, so be careful."

"We have specialized packing materials, don't worry."

Nova still couldn't reach Casper, so she called Faithe.

"The number you have dialed is switched off..."

Why was Faithe’s phone also off?

Just then, a dark car slowly pulled up in front of the house. The window rolled down, revealing Dillon's usually calm and aloof face.

Seeing Dillon, Nova leaned on her cane and made her way over. "Dillon, you're here to pick me up, right? Casper must be really busy lately. I’m not by his side. You must remind him to take care of himself."

As she said this, Nova stepped towards the car.

Dillon extended his arm, stopping her, his voice colder than ever. "Nova, you're mistaken. I'm not here to take you anywhere today."

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