But who?
My fingers tightened around the steering wheel.
Should I call Romeo?
Or try losing whoever was behind me?
Before I could decide, my phone rang.
Unknown number.
A chill crept up my spine.
Slowly, I answered.
“Hello?”
“Juliet.” The voice was old and gruff.
Weathered by age, yet carrying the unmistakable confidence of someone accustomed to being obeyed.
By then, I had reached the estate gates.
Without slowing, I drove through.
The security guards immediately lowered the barrier behind me.
I glanced into the mirror once more.
The black sedan stopped outside.
It wasn’t allowed inside.
Only then did I release the breath I’d been unconsciously holding.
My pulse slowed as I continued toward the bungalow.
“Who is this?” I asked cautiously.
“Flynn.”
The name alone made my stomach tighten.
“Romeo’s grandfather.”
My grip loosened on the steering wheel in pure surprise.
By the time I reached the parking area, another car was already waiting.
Romeo was home.
Of course he was.
He had ordered me to return within two hours.
I switched off the engine but made no move to leave the car.
Romeo’s grandfather.