Coolest Girl in Town

“Miss Lily agreed to be here at 6.00PM, so I’m sure she’ll be down soon,” Elise replied. Alexander raised his wrist to look at the time. “Let’s head over first, then.” They walked over to the restaurant, with Elise following behind Alexander. All of a sudden, his footsteps came to a halt. “Oh. Please go to my car and bring the red wine over. It’s the one that Lily wants—I left it on my passenger’s seat.” He handed his car keys to Elise as he spoke.

She took the keys and turned to head to the parking lot. After collecting the red wine, she went back to the restaurant. By then, Lily had already come down and was talking to Alexander. They seem to be enjoying their conversation, Elise thought as she watched them from a distance. “Mr. Griffith, Miss Lily.

Here’s the red wine you asked for.” Lily took a glance at the red wine. “How generous of you, Mr. Griffith,” she uttered in fluent French. Elise was rather puzzled. Does Lily speak French? Alexander curled his lips into a smirk before he responded in French. He sounded just as fluent in the language as she was.

“As you like it, Miss Lily.” Meanwhile, Elise stood by the side until Alexander turned to look at her. “Take a seat,” he offered. She quickly rejected him. “It’s fine, Mr. Griffith! I’ll stand here, and you can let me know if you need anything.” Alexander shot Elise a rather puzzled stare.

He then shifted his gaze to Lily as he recalled how he had intended to discuss some work-related stuff with her. “Miss Lily, I truly appreciate you traveling over to Athesea just to improve the work that we’re doing together.

I believe our partnership will be a fruitful one.” Before Alexander could go on, Lily interrupted him. “It wasn’t necessary for me to travel here, Mr. Griffith. However…” She gave him a cryptic stare that seemed rather seductive. “There was something about this trip to Athesea that made me especially drawn to it. I believe we can talk about our work a while later—I’d prefer if I had some time to adjust to the time differences first.

a serious tone. “Is there anything in particular that you’d like to do, Miss Lily?” She beamed at him. “I heard about this place called Glenwood Hills in

we visit the hot springs tomorrow?” Elise, who had been standing by the side, nearly choked when she heard what Lily said. This woman doesn’t seem like she’s here to talk about work. She looks like she’s just here to seduce Alexander. “I’ll get my assistant to arrange a trip to the hot springs if that’s what you’d like, Miss Lily,” Alexander uttered. Lily let out a shrill giggle. “Perfect.

with some suggestions if we happen to talk about work.” Elise, who was taken aback by Lily’s sudden show of concern, stared at Alexander helplessly. His face was devoid of emotions, and Elise couldn’t

who can reject a gorgeous, fair-skinned blonde like Lily, Elise thought as she shifted her attention back to Lily. Alexander’s a regular man after all; it’s only normal that he feels attracted to Lily. For some reason, an uneasy sensation formed in Elise’s chest. Throughout the night, there was a hint of contempt in her eyes whenever she

arrived early at the hotel to wait for Lily. Lily was a punctual woman, and she came down with her assistant at the time they agreed to meet. “I’m sorry to keep you waiting, Miss Sare.” Elise smiled.

car—Danny and Jack were there as well. Elise felt oddly self-conscious upon meeting the other two men, and she instinctively shied away from them. Jack had been rather moody the past few days, so he delayed his other jobs

Danny, but Alexander dragged the both of them to go to the hot springs with him at the very last minute. Danny still thought about Elise every now and then. He thought

that Alexander’s trip to the hot springs was related to his business partnership, so both the brothers exchanged glances once they found out about the truth. What a waste of our good time, they both thought. “Who

Griffith Family.” Lily raised an eyebrow as she smirked.

high standards.” Elise had no idea what Lily meant, and she didn’t think much about the woman’s words either. Their ride made its way toward Glenwood Hills, which was located up in