Unmasking the Heiress

Chapter 507 Chapter

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Walter's rage boiled over. His fists were clenched so tight that they could turn coal into diamonds, but he did not budge an inch.

David, who had just rushed to the scene, was clueless about the drama that had just played out. He only caught a glimpse of Evangeline whisking by and quickly asked, "Mr. Walter Gordon, I saw Mrs. Gordon take off. Are we still sending people after her?" David, being the go-to guy with connections, recognized Hank in a heartbeat, unlike Walter.

The Gordons had been keeping tabs on Evangeline, shadowing her every move for her safety. Walter had bolted over, panicking that Evangeline had strayed from her usual path home, fearing the worst.

However, what he found was far from danger. Evangeline was safe and sound, having dinner with some

guy!

"Forget it!" Walter snapped, instantly regretting his outburst. He caught David's hesitation and shot him a fierce look. "I said no chasing, not no following. What's gotten into you, David? You've been off your game!

Ever since David's little recon mission at Sunny Glow Beauty Salon, he had been walking around like a lost soul. To those in the know, he was just tired. To everyone else, it seemed like the salon's spirits had cast a spell on him. "Me... off my game?" David pointed to himself, baffled.

Seeing Walter's face turn stormy as a thundercloud, he clamped his mouth shut faster than a bear trap.

Goodness. Was that all because his wife gave him the cold shoulder, and then he was blowing off steam on him?

"I'll get on it right away!"

David was about to make a beeline for the door when Walter caught him by the arm.

"Forget it, I'll handle it myself."

David stood there, shoulders slumping in defeat.

He realized Walter was calm with just about everything. Except when it came to his wife.

He could not wrap his head around it. The guy was head over heels, so why play hard to get?

Would life not be peachy if they just got along?

Meanwhile, outside the bistro.

Evangeline and Hank stepped out, their hunger vanished like smoke. She knew she should treat Walter like any oth