Chapter overview: Chapter 1219 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.
Trying to keep the mood light, the woman shared a bit of gossip she had just overheard.
"I just walked past the private room next door. It's packed with stunning male models. They're gorgeous, though obviously not on your level, Mr. Prescott."
Zeke chuckled, thoroughly amused. "A whole room full? Which wealthy heiress is throwing that kind of party?"
"It's a female celebrity named Claire Chase. She specifically asked for a bunch of twenty-year-old male models."
Zeke wasn't into pop culture, so the name meant nothing to him.
But Wilbur's hand jerked violently. The crystal glass in his grip shattered into pieces.
Sharp shards sliced into his fingers. Blood mixed with expensive liquor, dripping onto the pristine white tablecloth and blooming into dark, violent stains.
The woman gasped in panic, immediately reaching for a napkin. "Oh my god, Mr. Prescott, don't move, let me clean that—"
Wilbur knocked her hand away. The movement wasn't aggressive, but it radiated an icy, unquestionable authority.
He pulled a linen handkerchief from his pocket and meticulously wiped the blood and alcohol from his knuckles.
He didn't even blink, acting as though someone else had just crushed a glass with their bare hand.
Only when the sharp, biting pain fully registered did his brow twitch in a barely visible frown.
"Mr. Prescott, what just..." Zeke was entirely taken aback.
"It's nothing." Wilbur stood up abruptly, the sharp crease of his trousers falling perfectly into place. He buried every trace of his momentary loss of control beneath a dark, impenetrable gaze.
His voice was flawlessly steady, even carrying his usual polite smile. "Something came up. I have to go."
As he walked out, the door to the adjacent room was cracked open. The bright, eager voices of young men drifted into the hallway.
"Claire, you have to take care of me when we start shooting! I have so much to learn, I'm really counting on your guidance!"
Wilbur's eyes darkened to pitch black. The deep cut on his finger throbbed mercilessly.
Inside, the actors were being far too aggressive with their attention, and Claire was quickly becoming overwhelmed.
She wasn't a heavy drinker to begin with, and after a few rounds, the room was definitely spinning.
Desperate to clear her head, she made an excuse to step out for some fresh air.
As she walked into the hallway, her cheeks were flushed with a deep, rosy hue.
She had barely taken three steps when a hand clamped down on her wrist like a vice.
An overpowering force yanked her out of the bright corridor and shoved her straight into a pitch-black, empty VIP room.


VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABEL
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog