The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret novel Chapter 359

The man soon started pursuing her, and Abigail turned to have a look. He was extremely tall, with half of his icy, white face showing through his pressed-low hat and black jacket.

Abigail became terrified abruptly because she knew that individual too well.

Nathaniel had a great deal of faith in her from their previous relationship, and he introduced her to all of his brothers and friends.

She was being followed at this point by Taylor, the man who had been chilly and silent next to Nathaniel. She was so agitated that she was unable to believe that Nathaniel would find her so rapidly.

She'd crossed over into panic mode. She was familiar with Nathaniel's past behavior, particularly in his dealings with the Gomez family.

Nathaniel certainly admired Freya at the moment, but he was still vicious, and it was difficult to be merciful to her now.

She still stood a chance if Nathaniel drove over to catch her.

However, Taylor was now dispatched by Nathaniel to trail her. Clearly aware of her actions, he did nothing except follow her to the border town.

Abigail shivered all over as she ran in desperation, chilly perspiration seeping from the back of her back.

Abigail wanted to rush to the police station for assistance because it was already dusk and the sky was growing dark, but doing so would have put her life in danger.

She had previously had a drug-aborted fetus. The kid served as a tool. She didn't want to get pregnant and give birth to a worthless person—she just wanted to conceive for Nathaniel.

That doctor was not worthy either!

Now that the child in her stomach was gone, she injured the cops and fled. She would undoubtedly be put to death if she returned. Because of how horrible her acts were, Abigail thought that no one would ever let her go.

In desperation, she hurried to the riverbank beach. Already, a boat was concealed there. Someone would answer her there as long as she crossed the river.

She had to cross a river and then take a boat, which was a challenge.