The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 615

Chapter 615 

Theo spat out these words without batting an eyelid 

Ellinor quickly sidestepped him and tried to quickly make her escape 

But she had barely taken a few steps when a beefy hand clamped onto her wrist. 

She froze, turning to look at the man “Mr Blanchet? What’s your game now?” 

Theo didn’t stop her. He just grabbed her wrist, changed their course, and started striding off in another direction 

Ellinor was thrown for a loop. She instinctively tried to yank her wrist away, but his strength was too much, she couldn’t shake him off 

She started to grouse loudly, demanding to know what the hell he was up to. 

The completely ignored her complaints, dragging her along with an unshakeable grip. 

They ended up in the parking lot in the backyard of the Bagley family’s house. Theo opened the door of a black car, shoved Ellinor in and said with a stern face, “Stay put until I get back!” 

Then he slammed the car door shut with a bang 

Ellinor frowned, rubbing the red mark on her wrist where he’d held her. She watched his retreating figure through the car window feeling really pissed off 

What the hell was Theo up to? He’d dragged her here out of the blue, stuffed her in the car, and then just left? 

Why should she wait for him to come back? 

Any fool would see that this was nuts! 

She reached for the door handle, trying to get out, but found that the door was locked. 

She tried the button on the door, but that didn’t work either, the door still wouldn’t open. 

Ellinor was starting to feel antsy She turned to look at the driver’s seat, hoping to find the unlock button. 

That’s when she noticed there was another person in the carl 

Theo’s right–hand man, Collin, was sitting in the driver’s seat, looking at her with a surprised and helpless expression. 

Ellinor frowned “Collin, could you do me a favor and open the door?” 

Collin may not have known what was going down between Mr. Blanchet and Ms. Mendoza, but following his usual loyal and meticulous work ethic, he replied. 

“Ms. Mendoza, you heard what Mr. Blanchet said when he left. I don’t have the authority to open the door for you. It’s best you wait for Mr. Blanchet to come back. Otherwise, I can’t explain.” 

Ellinor was speechless 

She understood Collin’s predicament as an employee and didn’t want to put him on the spot. 

But she was still majorly miffed! 

What gave Theo the right to lock her in here? 

She had no outstanding debts with him, all ties had been cut. What right did he have to restrict her freedom? 

That domineering man was always so self–centered, thinking his status and power gave him the right to control others as he pleased. What a joke!