The Runaway Groom
Chapter 710

Chapter 710

James did not try to hide it. "Harvey got away."

Harvey and his assistant Enrique had been seriously hurt, so James kept them in the same room without much security.

Isaac realized right then that Harvey must have kept everything he had in Sunny City as a diversion.

And once Isaac was gone, Harvey would inevitably make his escape- no matter what James did.

Could this be his last resort?

Isaac could not help pursing his lips-Harvey was really being elaborate with this one.

“I know I should send our people after him, but we're too late... He already went abroad. It's weird now that I think about it, because he did not linger for a moment, and his outbound flight was arranged with perfect timing. I just don't get it! How did it pull it off so flawlessly?“

The instant they realized that Harvey was gone, James sent his men to guard the airports and anyplace else he might be, but Harvey made it out anyway.

It even looked like they had arranged their own capture from the timing of that alone. How else could they have pulled it off so flawlessly? Naturally, recapturing Harvey while he was abroad would be difficult. “It's my oversight,’ James said, blaming himself inwardly.

Isaac took a deep breath and said, "It's not your fault. Regardless, we have to find him even if he made it abroad.”

"Yes, sir. Ill make the arrangements."

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Zachary's expression darkened when he woke up and saw Mrs. Slate but not Lulu.

"Where is she?!" he asked urgently.

“You're still asking that now?" Mrs. Slate sighed. "Is she the only woman in this world? Do you really can't live without her? Or would you only stop until she kills you?!"

Zachary glared at her. "You think Lulu hurt me, don't you?! I'm telling you that this has nothing to do with her. I hurt myself, so don't hold it against her."

Mrs. Slate could die from sheer frustration because of Zachary's stubbornness right then.

"Look, I apologized like I should and I asked that she make peace, but she refused, demanding that I die for my mistakes while obsessing about the past. So? Do you want me dead to appease her? Just so that you would have a shot? Is love really more important than family to you? That I, the mother who brought you to life, must die for it?!" Zachary turned his back to her. "TH slowly bring her around-! just need time. Also, everything she did in revenge is understandable. Think about it from her perspective-if you survived a murder attempt by chance, are you really not going to bear no ill will toward the people who tried to kill you?!"

Mrs. Slate lost her patience right then. "You're just running in circles. What's the point?!"

"Just be nice to Lulu, and ignore anything else. She's human, not a machine, and would eventually understand our sincerity. Quit trying to tell me to give up on Lulu if you still want me as your son. You know what I want after all this time."

Mrs. Slate pursed her lips, her tone choking with tears just then. "You're my son and you're hurt, but you're telling me not to get upset? If the day comes and I really found you dead, I—"

"Enough!" Zachary sprang up in rage, gritting his teeth in pain since he moved too much and hurt his injury. “I told you-I did it to myself, and it has nothing to do with her. Why do you have to blame her?! Honestly..." He was heaving in frustration as he continued to rant, "I arranged it so that you would live with Lulu because I want you two to get along, learn about each other, and build a relationship. You're both important to me, but neither of you can let me have some peace! Do you want me dead so badly?!"

“I won't waste my breath. You're the one who's being stubborn here," Mrs. Slate growled, and she started to wheel herself out before stopping at the doorway. "Haven't you realized that you're just not meant to be with her?" Zachary scoffed and snapped, “Don't you ever say that ever again!"

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