Female Novel
Chapter 853
Fortunately, the two men didn't talk too much nonsense and followed me, one in front of me and another behind me.
"Where are we going?" an emotionless cold voice sounded. It was accented but loud enough for everyone to be able to hear itclearly.
The two men stopped, and | looked over as well. It was the man whom | had just seen in front of the grave.“F*ck, who the f*ck are you? Mind your own business," The two men burst out swearing and said rudely.
The man smiled faintly, but his gaze was still as cold and sharp as before, "It's broad daylight now. Aren't you two being tooconspicuous?"
"It's none of your business," the two men were really arrogant.
"Since you're inviting someone over, you should always have proper etiquette. If you take people away in such a rude andblatant manner, could | say that you're disturbing the public order and intentionally hurting others?" the man said, pulling his coatcasually with a cold face.
Feeling that he was being nosy, the duo didn't say anything else and went forward, deciding to beat him up.
They probably didn't expect that the tall and thin man to be such a good fighter. The two strong men were at a disadvantage aftera few moves. They looked at him in embarrassment and warned, "You'd better not poke your nose into other people's business."
The man nodded and said, "Well, | seldom poke my nose into other people's businesses, but | can't ignore it once | encounter it.I'm nosy that way."
"F*ck!" Probably knowing that they were no match for him, the two men threw the tied-up Evan out of the car.
Then, they drove away.
| busily untied the ropes for Evan. Once | was done, | got up and prepared to thank him, but the man had already left.Without thinking too much into it, | looked at Evan and asked lightly, "Are you okay?"
He shook his head, got into the car, and drove directly to the airport.
Hendrix had always arranged bodyguards to protect me in Jarold City. However, he only asked Evan to come with me since |only planned to be in Ucrebury for a few days.novelbin
That day's incident was an accident. With my safety not guaranteed, Evan was a vigilant man, so he naturally didn't allow me tostay in Ucrebury for too long.
Therefore, he instantly booked a flight back to Jarold City.It was already eleven o'clock at night when we arrived at Jarold City. Anne had fallen asleep, and Evan held her in his arms.As soon as | exited the airport and before | could realize what was going on, | was pulled into an embrace and held tightly.
| realized that the person was Hendrix when | whiffed in the familiar scent. | guessed that Evan had already told him about thethings that had happened at the cemetery.
We didn't say anything. After getting in the car, he asked Evan to head home to have a good rest, and we headed back to thevilla in the eastern suburbs.
Back in the villa, he placed Anne on the bed and held me tightly in his arms when we returned to the bedroom while looking atme with a meaningful gaze.
He said, "I missed you so much." The way an adult expressed his love was different from that of a child.
Children would tell you that they missed you straightforwardly, but adults would only tell you that the moon was beautiful thatnight.
| looked up at him and said with a smile, "That's not romantic at all."He said with a faint smile, "Then, what should | say?"
| thought for a moment and agreedthat it would be awkward if Hendritold me that 'T. emeenlis peauititutOpigtnihdtead of directly confessinghis love. Maybe it was better for himto say that he missed mestraightforwardly. Please read theoriginal content at NovelDrama.Org.
| smiled and said while holding him, "I missed you too."
Actually, there was no need to sayromantic words to each othe
could teethddight just by looking into eachother's eyes, saying that we missedour other half. Please read theoriginal content at NovelDrama.Org.
We laid down in bed after taking ashower. | couldn't hold back ewhen | re lized thane hat notmentiered the things that hadhappened in Ucrebury at all. Pleaseread the original content atNovelDrama.Org.
Laying on his arm, | told him honestly, "| met a man with an icy aura at Grandmother's grave. He saved us today, but | don't knowhis name."