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Let Me Go, Mr. Hill novel Chapter 1404

Summary for Chapter 1404: Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Summary of Chapter 1404 from Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Chapter 1404 marks a crucial moment in Shallow South’s Romance novel, Let Me Go, Mr. Hill. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1404

One of the shop owners said to her, “Why don’t you look in the alley? There are a few shops there.

Maybe that person hasn’t gone there yet.”

Catherine nodded. She was still familiar with Melbourne.

People rarely went into that alley. There were just a few elderly there maintaining their businesses in dilapidated stores.

She had not gone far inside when she saw a man in a black T-shirt surrounded by several hooligans.

“Hey, kid. You’re pretty rich. I saw that you bought all the wreaths in this area. You must have a lot of money, eh?” The leader grinned and swung the bat in his hands. “Leave the watch and your wallet behind and we’ll let you go.”

“This watch was given to me by my dad. It’s expensive. I can’t give it to you.” The man refused. He had an accent, and his pronunciation was not accurate.

Catherine raised her brows. She could immediately tell by the man’s voice that he was very young. Maybe he had just finished college. He must have grown up abroad, so he was not very familiar with English.

Maybe his parents were from Melbourne and had not come back for a long time, so he wanted to visit their ancestors’ graves and pay respects.

He was so young, but he bought all the wreaths available for his deceased elders. He must be hoping that they would live well in the afterlife.

Catherine had a good impression of the young man. “Haha, do you think you have a choice?” The ruffian snorted. “You stinky brat, hurry up and

hand the stuff over. Otherwise, you’ll have to crawl to leave.”

“Mugging someone in broad daylight. I think you guys must be crazy. ” Catherine went over with a faint smile.

Today, she wore a pair of ripped jeans, a white T- shirt, and a faded denim jacket. A pair of sunglasses hung from the bridge of her nose, making her look like she was in her early 2os at first glance.

The young man was 6’2. His short hair made his mixed-raced facial features more defined, and he exuded an aura of arrogance and unruliness. His eyes were a shocking blue and looked very beautiful. They were able to bewitch others.

With such looks, he would be the best-looking man no matter where he went.

It looked like he was only three or four years younger than her.

“Woah, where did this hot chick come from? She delivered herself right to our doorstep.” One of the ruffian’s eyes brightened when he saw Catherine. “ Babe, why don’t you come home with me? I won’t rob him then.”

“Beautiful damsel, hurry up and leave. I’ll stop them. ” Matthew raised his arm and shielded her behind him.

The corners of Catherine’s mouth twitched.

What? Beautiful damsel? Which remote ravine did this guy crawl out from?

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