Captivation: Want Nothing But You

 Hearing this, the assistant immediately turned around and looked at the door.

When she saw the person standing outside, she was quite taken aback "You are."

The assistant couldn’t even speak properly as she stared at the man in front of her in disbelief. The man wore thick sunglasses, so they couldn’t see his face properly.

But through the glasses, he glanced at the assistant and smiled at her reaction.

Then, he turned to Rachel and said, "Miss Bennet, we meet for the third time"

This man was the one they met outside the restaurant just now. He was the one who had saved Rachel’s life.

Obviously, Rachel didn’t expect to meet this man so soon But compared with her assistant’s astonishment, she was able to remain calm.

With a deep breath, she stood up and politely reached out her hand, "Mr.Bentley"

The man instantly raised an eyebrow and asked, "Miss Bennet, why are you so sure that I am Kyle? What if I’m just his assistant, just like the beautiful woman beside you”

 The man let out a faint smile, looking down at Rachel’s fair and beautiful hand In fact, Rachel was not really into manicure that much.

When she was still in the Red Hackers headquarters, she often needed to use a keyboard, so it was inconvenient for her to keep her fingernails long.

Hence, she would trim them neatly.

The edges of her fingernails were round, with a light pink color.Her fingernails looked elegant and very pleasant to see 

"Mr.Bentley, you must be joking."

Seeing that Kyle didn’t shake her hand after some time, Rachel withdrew her hand quietly.

Then, her attention was caught by the letters on his sleeve.

"The two-color thread really deserves its reputation.It looks very distinct."

These letters were made of the two-color thread that was specially developed by the Tucker.

The dark blue thread was surrounded by the golden thread.

After undergoing a special process of polishing, the two colors mixed together, reflecting a faint light.

It was indeed amusing and unique.

However, this kind of two-color thread required artificial processing, which consisted of dozens of steps to complete it.

The entire process was extremely complicated, so the Tucker only used this kind of thread to make their finest and exquisite works.

The two-color thread on the cuff of the man wasn’t actually that noticeable.

the Tucker, they could detect it at

to sew the letters "Tucker x K", which also made it

kind

be several people who could have the two-color thread sewn on their sleeve, none of them could be a

I must say that you really are smart,

Kyle remarked with smile.

you to see through my real

few select people can use the

this man in front of her was praising her

had just saved her, Rachel still

bottom of

because this was the first time

a sense

was a

and asked respectfully, "Sir, what would

"Cafe Americano.Thank you."

quickly wrote the order down

at the coffee in her hand and

and so she asked, "Mr.Bentley, you just said that we have met three times, didn’t you? But if my memory serves me right, it should actually be just our second time meeting each

is definitely the third

put his slender fingers on the table and tapped

tried to assess Kyle, something suddenly flashed

"You are…"

Bennet, do you remember now?" Kyle

Was that you

was discharged from the hospital, she accidentally bumped into a man

also wore

was not entirely sure

have a good memory,

Kyle finished commenting, the waiter knocked on the door again, brought Kyle’s order in, and carefully handed

her hunch was right, Rachel was really surprised

I didn’t recognize you

wore huge sunglasses that covered at least half of

would be hard to recognize him

their conversation, Rachel added, "Mr.Bentley, are you going to talk about the cooperation while

met thrice, and all

if this

thought that it might be better if she could see him

operation on my eyes a few days ago, so it’s actually inconvenient for me not to

edge of the coffee cup with

Kyle’s reasonable explanation, she didn’t

work.You’ve just undergone an operation, but you’re