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Let Me Go, Mr. Hill novel Chapter 703

Summary for Chapter 703: Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Summary of Chapter 703 from Let Me Go, Mr. Hill

Chapter 703 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 703

Sarah’s beautiful face immediately flashed with a touch of disgust. “Shut your mouth. This is a critical time as I’ll be marrying Shaun soon. Don’t cause trouble for me.”

Thomas was shocked by the sudden scolding. “But didn’t you see what Freya said to the reporters—”

“Shaun has already found someone to suppress the matter. If you have a grudge, then settle it after my wedding.”

Sarah said word by word, “Do you hear me? If something goes wrong, I won’t help you.”

“… Fine.”

Thomas reluctantly hung up the phone, but in his heart, he did not think that anything would go wrong.

Turning around, he made a phone call. “Go and find where that b*tch Freya Lynch lives.”

In an elegant Western restaurant.

The waiter led Freya and stopped at the entrance of a private room. “This is the room President Hatch booked.”

“Thank you.” Freya pushed the door and went in.

Rodney was sitting in front of an antique screen. He wore a brown satin shirt with the first few buttons undone. His cuffs were rolled up, and his eyes were sharp on his beautiful face, giving him a wicked yet romantic aura.

“Sit.”

He pointed to the chair beside him.

Freya could not be bothered with him and turned to leave, but when she tried opening the door, she found that it was locked.

“Don’t leave. Eat. The food won’t taste good if it’s cold.”

He shivered, and from the look in his eyes, he wanted nothing more than to eat her alive.

On the other hand, Freya was smiling delightedly.

“I thought you weren’t quite awake, so I poured wine on you. Rodney Snow, I think you’re too used to being the high and mighty Young Master Rodney. You don’t treat me as a person at all. Back then, in order to help Sarah Neeson, you uttered a casual sentence that almost ruined a lifetime of my efforts.

“If you didn’t like me, you could’ve just fired me. Why did you have to blacklist me from the industry? You should know better than anyone if I plagiarized or not.”

The more she said, the angrier she got. She smashed the bottle, causing the glass to shatter everywhere.

Rodney jumped on the chair with fright and almost slipped on the glass. After all, he was not wearing a shirt.

“Freya Lynch, don’t think that I won’t dare to hit you!” Rodney yelled at her.

“Go ahead. Even if you don’t hit me, I’ll hit you.” Freya used the fork to pick up a piece of steak that was still hot from the plate and threw it at Rodney.

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