Chapter 296

As Saint entered the hotel room, he found Sara Byner already in her nightgown, a scene of spring displayed before him.

"Saint, you're here?"

Saint glanced at Sara Byner and grunted in acknowledgment.

"Saint, shall we have a drink?"

"Sure."

After they drained a bottle of red wine, the lights in the room gradually dimmed, and the soft sounds of heavy breathing echoed throughout the room.

The next morning.

Sara felt bashful as she awoke and recalled the previous night's passionate frenzy.

"Saint, we..."

Sara began to daydream about their future together.

Saint would gift her a car worth over two million, a house, and other valuable items.

If she could win over Saint, she might even marry him and become the wife of a wealthy man.

What was Elmer, the mother-clinging boy, compared to that?

Sara should consider Elmer the best choice, yet why would she endure hards