Find Me In Your Labyrinth
Chapter 1104
Chapter 1104
“You better get outta here before I lose my cool, Charlie’s face darkened.
A flash of hurt passed through Waters’ eyes as she awkwardly stood up, feeling utterly embarrassed.
She turned to leave, but her pride made her turn back and ask, “I’ve been keeping tabs on you. I know you’ve always been a ladies man, but you haven’t been with any women for the past two years. Isn’t it because of me?”
Charlie answered coldly, “You’re overthinking it.”
Waters suddenly felt shaken. Ever since she appeared, there hadn’t been any other women around Charlie. She had thought it was because of her. Had she been fooling herself?
“Sorry for disturbing your rest.” Waters bit her lip and walked out sorrowfully.
closed, Charlie lit another cigarette, his eyes flickering with a deep
years since he had been with a woman? He
days, he would have welcomed a woman like Waters, but now he couldn’t muster the
took a drag on his cigarette irritably, why did Waters have to bring up such irrelevant stuff in the
late, past midnight. She and Carson were staying in the same suite.
leaning weakly on Carson, “Mr. Foster, my
was about to speak,
and opened the door. Seeing Carson looking at her, she smiled, “Carry
pushed the door open and went
Marina enter Carson’s room
Carson smiled, “My fiancée.”
woman’s eyes widened in
sleepy at all, standing on the balcony taking in the night view, Soon,
okay, I’ll take the guest room, you guys take the master. As long as you keep the noise down, I
and nonchalant tone, Carson felt oddly uncomfortable. He
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