Please Give Me Another Chance, Mrs. Hamilton novel Chapter 906

Brad had been very considerate of her during their session, constantly switching positions to satisfy her.

"I'll just think of it as hiring a skilled and handsome escort," Nadine thought to herself.

With that notion, her anger subsided a bit.

Once she got dressed, she fumbled for her wallet and whisked out two hundred dollars. She placed them on Brad's bedside table and said, "You did a great job. Here's your tip!"

Without waiting to see his reaction, she fled his ward. She would figure out a way to deal with the recording later.

Brad was, at the very least, someone with decent character. He probably wouldn't spread it around. She just needed to find the right opportunity to get hold of his phone.

As soon as she left, anger boiled over Brad as he scowled at the money on the bedside table.

The veins on his temples throbbed as he bellowed, "Nadine!"

Was that woman implying that he was an escort? Fuming, he threw the money on the floor.

Life still had to go on, no matter how infuriated he was. After venting his frustration, he recalled everything that had just happened and called Cameron.

"Look into someone named Zara Zimmerman for me," he said.

Oddly enough, his voice was tinged with pleasure as he continued, "Yes, that's her—Seraphina's assistant."

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Nadine dashed out of Brad's ward, stopping only when she reached an empty street. She was well aware that though her mind had been clouded by the drug's effects, she knew the man she had been having sex with was Brad.

Their relationship had traumatized her, after all.

But her worst fear had come true.

She had sex with him and had even enjoyed it. What if this was just another one of Brad's ways to seek revenge on her? She dared not think further.

Her chest throbbed in pain, so intense that it made her eyes squeeze shut.

Just then, it began drizzling. The icy raindrops felt like frozen blades against her skin, each drop stinging sharply.

Nadine glanced up, struggling to keep her tears at bay, but all she saw above was an endless gray sky.