My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 48: Her Face Blushed Red Hot
Cooper looked awkward, “Channing can’t be located.”
Florence knew that was not a good sign, “How about his family? Didn’t he go home?”
“No, we went to look for his friends. All of them have not seen him.” The investigation team tried their best to locate Channing but he seemed to have disappeared from the face of the earth. They could not find him regardless of the methods used.
If what Florence said was true, then Channing must have gone into hiding.
“Don’t worry. I’ll think of a way to find him.” Cooper pursed his lips and smiled to comfort Florence.
Florence nodded but her chest felt heavy and laden like a boulder was weighing down on her. Channing couldn’t be found and the security guard was still unconscious. The ones who could prove her innocence were all unable to do so. But a day had already passed and it was a day closer to the competition.
After Florence left, Cooper looked at her back and his heart ached as his heart stirred.
After a while, he took out his phone and called a number, “Dad.”
On the other end, a middle-aged man’s stern voice said, “You are willing to call your father now? Have you finally regretted it? Are you willing to compromise?”
Cooper sounded defeated, “Yes, I need your help.”
Yesterday the other designers had received the competition details and the competition had officially begun.
The entire hotel quieted down and the designers and assistants all started to concentrate on their work. People stopped going outside the hotel during their leisurely times.
Florence was the only exception because she had nothing to do. Florence sat at the jetty and swung her legs leisurely, occasionally dipping her feet into the water. She was very depressed, moody, and couldn’t raise her spirits.
She just stared at the sea and the reflections on the water. Then she noticed a luxury yacht sailing slowly towards her. It was a beautiful yacht and very dazzling. It must be some wealthy tycoon who came back after a trip out to sea.
up and change a location to sit in case she interfered with the docking of the yacht
stood up, she heard a low and attractive
in the direction of the voice and standing on the yacht was a tall man, Ernest. He was dressed casually with a pair
jetty. Ernest stood on the
looking for her. What required them to speak on the yacht? Although she was puzzled, she still
me…” Before she finished saying, she felt the yacht move. What? She was
why is the yacht
sat elegantly on the chair while swirling a glass of red wine and raised the glass towards Florence
was dumbfounded, “Why are you taking
and said,
Florence, “…”
the sea. Furthermore, although she was suspended from the competition, she was still considered a participant and could not leave the hotel
noticed and realized what Florence was thinking. He took a sip and said, “Since you didn’t see the details of the competition, your
were the rules. Florence felt more
the desserts and placed them on the
Hawkins’ rest day, and he decided to go
and could easily take her along and she wouldn’t have
nodded, “I have not
go and prepare the tools.” Timothy said gleefully and then left with the
and was in a daze. She never dared to expect Ernest to teach her how to fish. Wouldn’t
was beautiful and she felt very comfortable with the sea breeze
Timothy brought out two fishing rods and
then turned to walk
know what to do. She didn’t even have the time to ask
she really
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