Noah didn’t continue to argue with her.

Lowering his head, he looked at her and said softly, “We’re flying to Silvercrest tomorrow. There’s a party tomorrow night and I want you to go with me.”

Gwynn knew he was working on a big project recently. So, he was most likely meeting up with his business associate in Silvercrest.

She was no longer a naive young lady. She knew this was a good opportunity to start striking up a bargain with him. “You said you can’t set my brother free, but I’m certain you have the power to make his life easier in there.”

At that moment, the last streak of light was consumed by the impending darkness.

Her face looked delicate and graceful in the lingering glow, accentuating her womanly charm.

He turned around and looked behind him before he pulled out a packet of cigarettes. He lit and smoked one.

Grey wisps of smoke rose in the air. He scanned her from head to toe through the smoke for a brief moment. Then, he flicked the cigarette and chuckled. “Wh