Chapter 848 Madam Ran Away From Home (2/2)

The whole world had vanished for her. Now there was only pain enough to break her, pain enough to change her beyond recognition.

”All right, I'm coming over, just wait for me there. Don't go anywhere!”

Emily furrowed her brows i

ed broadly, showing perfect white teeth, as she hugged Emily tightly.

Emily patted her on the back and said, ”What are you talking about? You are my best-friend. We will get through this, together. Besides, this will give me the chance to remind Dylan why I am his god-mother.”

When Emily and Beryl were in need, it was Rita who had helped them. So it was Emily's turn to get things even.

Suddenly, someone kicked the door open with a loud bang.

After searching almost all the hotels in the city, David finally showed up in front of Rita, desperately gasping and trying to catch his breath.

”Rita! Listen to me!”

”What are you doing here?” Staring at the last man she wanted to see in her room in disbelief, Rita let go of Emily's hand and stood up.

She tilted her head to the side, shifting her sights towards the bellhop before David and said, ”Where is the manager of this hotel? How could you let a stranger break into my room so casually?”

”This hotel belongs to me, so I can break into any room as I wish,” David answered with a face glowing with arrogance, as he strode into the room.

Emily, upon seeing David approach Rita, sprang up and walled herself in front of her friend. ”David, what are you doing?”

David looked askance at Emily who tried to protect Rita and said, ”What do you think I am doing? I'm here to take my woman home of course!”

When the maid informed him that Rita had packed her bags and left, he was so shocked that he almost had an accident while driving. He was afraid that Rita would disappear from his life like she once did for a long time.

Emily refused and said, ”I will not let you take her away. Since you and Rita need some time to think, I think it would be best if you two spent some time apart from each other.” Emily wasn't going to let David walk around, doing as he pleased. She had to stand up for her friend.