Love Began with the First Meeting
Chapter 354 Don't Bury Your Head In The Sand (Part Two)
"How dare you!" she shouted. She scowled at him, "Do you really think that I would hurt Molly? Edgar, you have no idea what's going on. I don't need to be alone in this. Just take my advice: watch them fight to death from the top. It's better up here."
"You must be enjoying your view." Edgar said coldly. He walked away leaving her standing alone. Before he went inside his car, he turned to look at her to glower at her one more time. As soon as Edgar was inside his car, he started the engine and sped away leaving Jennifer behind.
The car vanished in front of Jennifer's eyes. She was seething as to how Edgar treated her. 'I've done so much for you. I came here to find you because I was concerned. The possible conflict of interest would have endangered you. It would have endangered me too if my grandfather found out but I just didn't want him to hurt you. But you chose to ignore all of this. How rude, ' her mind raced.
The more Jennifer thought about it, the angrier she got. Staring at the exact spot where Edgar's faded into darkness, she whispered, "Edgar, I'm going to make you regret this."
*
Brian drove through the darkness of the night. Molly didn't know where they were going and she didn't bother to find out - it's not like she had a say in it, anyway, it would've been a waste to ask. Besides, wherever he took her, she would be there with him.
Molly looked out the window to watch everything pass by. It calmed her down. Molly was still wearing Brian's jacket which was too big on her - she was so small and Brian was not at all.
She lowered her head inhaling Brian's scent that lingered in his jacket. It made her feel safe and secure knowing that he was just there. Even though they came from completely different worlds, Molly couldn't help but feel comfortable where she was: in Brian's world.
While Brian was driving, he turned his face to look at her before returning his focus back to the road, "How are you feeling? Still hurt?"
Molly kept her mouth and merely shook her head in response.
glanced at her before pulling over to the side of the road and turning
trying to recall why it was so familiar. And
turn red. She looked away to hide her flush, 'Why did he bring me here?' she thought
take a walk," Brian offered in his deep voice. He looked at Molly and started to notice how red her face was. He continued, "But if it's too cold, it's okay. It's my fault after all, I rushed you. We can sit in
just said. 'Did he just ask for my
so he leaned over, looked at her, and asked
order to avoid his
that it was too cold out to take a walk with Brian. How could she still be feeling this way about him? Maybe because she was so used to being neglected that anyone who
so peaceful to him. He
confused, 'How
type down what you want to say, you don't have to
She refused to take it but Brian grabbed her hand and put his phone on it.
but this time it was placed on her hand. She felt a sadness take
He looked so high and mighty and arrogant but he stared at Molly with so much affection. He didn't know what to make of his feelings because whenever he was with Molly, he was just so at
seat the longer Brian gazed at her. She didn't know why he was staring at her and it made her feel uncomfortable. She
hope because of Brian's words. She had suddenly wanted to speak again - something that she hadn't
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