A Crazy Night Novel

Christina enjoyed her leisure time alone a lot.

After perusing the book on marriage law she had bought, she realized it was useless and randomly remembered the yarn ball she purchased a few days ago.

With that, she grabbed all the necessary tools and started knitting casually on the couch.

Knitting required a lot of effort. Nonetheless, it had a soothing effect on an agitated mind.

As the night grew darker, she grew tired and eventually fell asleep on the couch.

The next day, she woke up with a cold, sneezing continuously.

She opened her wardrobe to take out a trench coat and wore it before heading to work.

As Christina arrived at the office, she spotted a bouquet of roses and already knew who the sender was.

“Christina, Mr. Gibson seems to be serious about you. I think you should find time to make things clear with him.” Rayne held the flowers, preparing to throw them away.

“I’ll handle it.”

Christina had always thought that Yerek behaved that way out of courtesy. Never had she expected him to be that serious.

Christina finally got off work in the evening, and Yerek was waiting for her at the entrance in his car.

After getting into his car, the two of them headed to a beach.

The gentle sea breeze blew as colorful light bulbs adorned the beach’s surroundings. It was a particularly romantic atmosphere there.

“I’ve always wanted to have someone to walk on the beach with me, to have someone who could be by my side as we feel the sea breeze and gaze at the beautiful stars in the night sky. A moment of tranquility like this makes me feel extremely peaceful.”

At the end of his utterances, Yerek fixed his attention on Christina.

“I’m pretty sure that many women are willing to accompany you, Mr. Gibson,” replied Christina calmly. There was a faint glimmer in his eyes, and hers remained as calm as still water.

“I can only experience this feeling with someone I like.”

Hearing that, Christina merely responded with a faint smile without replying anything.

Yerek didn’t rush her further. “I’ve reserved a table at a seaside restaurant. Let’s have some dessert there before heading back.”

“Sure.”

from behind. Losing her balance, Christina staggered before falling on

dare

and her face darkened immediately when she

from the trendy get-up of the blonde, Christina could tell

at her

lady must have misunderstood

froze, seemingly caught off guard by the sudden appearance of this woman.

What nonsense are you

up before

your girlfriend seems troubled. Shouldn’t you be more concerned about her?” Christina dusted off the sand from her

around a little.” Yerek glared at the woman furiously, signaling her to leave.

words caused fury to rise in the blonde like a tide. She yelled, “How dare you, Yerek? Do you remember gifting me flowers persistently when you pursued me? Are you thinking of dumping me now? Dream on!”

wanting to argue with her, Yerek turned around and shot

went up to sandwich the

the wrong idea. There’s nothing going on between us anymore,”

his deep yet mesmerizing eyes, she couldn’t help but feel that

that, Christina chuckled lightly, not taking

start. On the contrary, she had always seen

here, but I wish to clarify that I’m already married,” stated

he had already

have two children,”

“I don’t mind.”

don’t like you. If you’re planning some ulterior motive by collaborating with me, I advise you to stop while you still can.”

out on the table, and Yerek had

Yerek’s lips curved upward as he voiced, “I want to collaborate with you for the sake of developing

consider the

Christina turned

Yerek watched her walk away, he heaved

and whispered, “What should we do about that celebrity? She wants to

endorsement deal. Ask her to stop bothering me.” A

Christina. He reckoned that if much nicer tactics were ineffective, he would have to start being more aggressive. Thinking that rushing would be useless, he planned to find a way

person. I don’t think she

hands in his pocket, and the

would lose my eligibility to be the heir of the Gibson family.

Christina returned to her condominium, she saw