Out of Ashes Into His Heart novel Chapter 47

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About Out of Ashes Into His Heart - Chapter 47

Out of Ashes Into His Heart is the best current series by the author Internet. The Chapter 47 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 47 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

I couldn't help but furrow my brows, wondering what had gotten into Mandy.

At this point, Gavin was nowhere to be seen, and I had no idea where he had gone.

But honestly, that was none of my business anymore, and I couldn't be bothered to deal with her. I turned my gaze away without a hint of expression.

Despite being discharged from military service and running a business, Tom still attracted many political figures eager to approach him.

After all, given Tom's parents' prominent military and political positions, these people were far from reaching such heights. It was rare for him to attend a banquet like this, so how could they pass up the chance to curry favor and make connections?

However, his expression remained indifferent, even bordering on impatience.

At that moment, one of the men glanced over him and landed his gaze on me, smiling as he asked, "Mr. White, is this your girlfriend?"

Only then did Tom smile, looking at me with a slight curve of his lips. "Mm."

This was the breakthrough the crowd had been waiting for, and they began showering me with compliments.

I couldn't help but feel amused, thinking that they had mistaken the situation.

I wasn't really his girlfriend.

"What's wrong? Are you bored?"

At that, Tom turned toward me. His dark-patterned black suit made him appear exceptionally well-groomed. It was rare for him to dress this formally—his usual lazy, laid-back style had been replaced by something more sharp and commanding.

I forced a smile. "No."

"How about I take you outside to get some air?"

Given the large number of people crowding around Tom, I felt it would be rude to leave them behind.

"No need, Tom. You carry on talking. I'll just step out to the bathroom."