Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum) novel Chapter 510

Summary for Chapter 510: Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum)

What Happens in Chapter 510 – From the Book Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum)

Dive into Chapter 510, a pivotal chapter in Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum), written by joy. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.

Chapter 510 Falls Into His Grasp

Elspeth was being real. Arthur wouldn't have believed her if she had told him she wanted to be with him anyway. On the contrary, he would feel better if Elspeth told him the truth. It was annoying that she still liked Callum, but at least she wasn't lying.

Good. He's wavering. He's taken the bait. She told him the truth because she knew Arthur was a paranoid man. He wouldn't believe her if she lied. And he might be on guard, too. That would make saving Callum a hassle. However, now that he believed her, things would be easier.

Smiling, Arthur stroked her cheek, but this time, she didn't dodge. Instead, Elspeth put on a sheepish smile and made sure she didn't look too passionate. Only a hint of affection showed in her eyes.

Arthur loved it, but he didn't pull her into his embrace. He knew taking her by force wouldn't work. If he wanted her to fall for him, he must convince her that he was stronger. That way, she would start to admire him and date him willingly.

Elspeth said calmly, "Then, call your men and ask them about Callum." She was actually panicking inside. If this kept on, Callum might die.

Oh, right. Arthur whipped out his phone and made the call.

Someone picked it up a while later. He was huffing and puffing, perhaps because he was running. "Mr. Winthrop? What is it?"

"Did you capture him?"

The man answered with resignation, "I'd love to, but he's running real fast. And he can run for a long time. We can't catch up."

"You useless bums!" Arthur's face fell. If they can't capture Callum, then I will never get Elspeth.

Elspeth was delighted, but she didn't show it. If Callum did make his escape, she would no longer have to deal with Arthur. She put her hand behind her back and twisted her ring. A little blade popped out. If he refuses to let me go, I'll just take him hostage.

Just when she was about to take action, the man on the other end of the phone gushed, "Got him, sir!"

Elspeth's heart sank, and she retracted her blade.

Arthur was annoyed seeing her getting pale. "Why are you worried about him?"

"I told you I still like him. Of course, I'm worried about him." She smiled weakly.

He was angry about that but didn't complain. He knew Elspeth was the kind of person who would pour her whole heart into a relationship, and that made him want to take her away from Callum even more. He said, "Change of plans. Do not kill him."

"Why not? We already have him." The man wagged his knife before Callum.

The knife's glint was blinding Callum. He was pinned on the ground and looked worse for wear, but he composed himself and tried to think of a way out.

"Just do as I say. You'll still be paid."

Callum sneered. "I'll remember this."

It's getting late. Chestnut then told his men to pick Callum up, and they made their way to the west. The rain kept falling on their heads.

When they met up with Arthur, Elspeth saw footprints on Callum's shirt, and her eyes turned red with fury. If I find out who did that, I will kill them.

"He's here, Mr. Winthrop." Chestnut shot his men a look, and his lackeys shoved Callum ahead, making him kneel.

"So, about the payment…" Chestnut chuckled, his eyes filled with greed.

"I will pay you. In fact, I've already done that. Check your accounts."

"Thank you, sir. Call me if you need my services again. I'll do anything for you—"

"Alright, shut it. Leave." Arthur waved Chestnut down. He wasn't interested in formalities. He was tired of them, in fact.

Chestnut knew that, and he quickly obliged. The rain was pouring heavily out there, so there was no need to clear their tracks. Happily, he led his lackeys away.