Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 936

As for Cora, she took Martin to a hotel and began to check in.

Byron followed her. "Cora, I also have two houses in Cloudville. I'll let someone go over and clean them so that we can live there."

Byron wanted a chance to talk to Cora, but Cora didn't even look back at him.

"Double room, here are the ID cards of me and my child." Cora handed the ID cards to the receptionist.

As soon as the receptionist received the cards, Byron quickly handed over his ID card.

"We are a family of three and will live in one room."

The receptionist looked at Cora suspiciously.

Cora said, "No, I don't know him."

Martin also followed suit. "Uncle, I don't know you. Don't say we are family. If you pester my mother again, I will call the police."

Byron was speechless.

He didn't expect that the biggest block for him to chase his wife would be his son.

"Martin, Dad has explained to you before that I didn't betray you. Dad just wants to pull your mom through as soon as possible. How can you also treat me badly?"

Byron was explaining to Martin, but his eyes were kept on Cora.

Indeed, he was reiterating to Martin why he did this and was also explaining his motivation to Cora.

But to his disappointment, even though he explained it so bluntly this time, Cora's expression did not change as if everything he said had nothing to do with her.

She only urged the receptionist, "Please help me and my child check in as soon as possible."

The receptionist looked at Byron.

But in fact, Cora didn't want to face him at all today, which made Byron have no hope for his request.

But unexpectedly, Cora agreed.

"I'll see you at the coffee shop downstairs at eight o'clock tomorrow morning. We'll talk about it later. Don't affect me and my child to rest now."

Byron was surprised and delighted. "OK, I'll wait for you in the coffee shop tomorrow morning. See you."

At this time, the elevator door just opened, and Cora led Martin to quickly find their room. She swiped the door open, entered, and locked the door quickly.

Byron looked at the locked door and stood there until dawn.

At five to eight in the morning, Cora took Martin to open the door and was about to go downstairs when he saw Byron standing with his back against the wall.

Looking at Byron's clothes and the stubble on his face, she couldn't help frowning. "You stood here all night?"