Chapter overview: Chapter 1140 from Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog, Serena Kingsley introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
As for the fake escort, he was swiftly dragged out by Jude.
Gia was practically sitting on pins and needles.
She was terrified the man would sell her out.
She wanted to discuss damage control with Crystal, but Crystal had already bolted out the door, chasing after Dylan.
The moment Seth and Noreen left, Dylan lost all interest in the party. He gave a quick goodbye to Jennifer and walked out.
Seeing him leave, Crystal chased him into the night.
She caught up to him right outside the entrance of The Half-Light Club.
It was pouring rain, the air biting and freezing.
Crystal called out to him, "Dylan! It's raining, can you give me a ride home?"
Dylan paused by his car door. The look he gave her was as freezing as the torrential downpour.
"Did you have anything to do with what happened tonight?"
Crystal's face dropped.
He was interrogating her for Noreen!
She maintained a stiff, trembling smile, trying to play dumb. "What are you talking about? I just came to celebrate your birthday. I don't know what you mean..."
"Crystal."
He cut her off, using her full name.
There wasn't a shred of pity in his eyes, only bottomless disappointment. "Do you really think I'm that blind?"
The blood drained entirely from Crystal's face.
She tried desperately to keep her composure, but tears spilled over her lashes uncontrollably.
"Fine, I admit it!"
Her voice cracked into a hysterical scream, the delicate facade shattering to reveal the viciousness underneath. "I just hate her! I wanted to see her publicly humiliated!"
The freezing rain plastered her hair to her face, ruining her makeup. Under the dim streetlights, her expression looked completely deranged.
Dylan stared at her quietly, as if looking at a total stranger.
"But I only did it because I love you!"
"Enough." Dylan's voice was a low, heavy rumble. "Save your breath. What we had is over. It's time you accept reality."


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