Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 146

After they left, Chris stood on the ladder and laughed heartily, “Rumors are everywhere, don’t take them to heart.”

Estelle continued to mix colors, a light smile playing on her lips as she replied, “I won’t.”

In the afternoon, as everyone else had already left the company, the two of them finally finished tidying up and departed together. Chris carried some stuff and laughed, “I’ll treat you to dinner tonight, what do you want to eat?”

Estelle shook her head, “No need, you should go home and rest early.”

“There’s still time, let’s discuss tomorrow’s progress plan while having dinner.”

Estelle just received a message from Emily, saying that her shift colleague had something to do and couldn’t make it, so she had to leave later. She closed her phone and raised her hand with a smile, “Okay, anything is fine.”

Chris thought for a moment, “Then let’s eat French cuisine. There’s a nice restaurant nearby.” “Alright,” Estelle nodded.

came on a motorcycle, a beautiful Ducati road trip

a music team in school. Being able to sing, dance, and paint, along with his handsome looks, he was the dream guy for many girls in school.

dashing and grinned, “Ever been on a motorcycle

was no room for ambiguity or uncertainty

backpack and efficiently mounted the motorcycle, declaring, “Let’s

road, speeding through the fast–moving

there was an outdoor shooting competition, Jonathan took Henson to

busy at this time, so they were moving slowly. Bored, Henson was looking out the window

who was looking at some

She was wearing a duckbill cap, a hooded tracksuit, her legs long, and her demeanor naturally refreshing. The guy beside her was also wearing a white branded tracksuit, tall and handsome, and the youthful vibe

afterwards Estelle naturally took his backpack

slow traffic, Henson kept looking in Estelle’s direction until he suddenly realized, “I remember now, Ms. Macclain and that guy we met at the racetrack,

to greet her, but saw the motorcycle quickly speed past them, weaving through the traffic, and soon

his face expressionless,