My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 190: The Truth
Cooper watched Florence be carried away. He creased his brows deeply. Carefully, he noticed Florence’s struggle and the unhappiness on her face.
Obviously, she was unwilling to be treated in this way.
How could he be willing to let her be taken away by Ernest forcibly?
Cooper pulled a long face. He was about to chase after them. After a few steps, Timothy blocked his way.
“Mr. Scott, Ms. Fraser is Mr.s Hawkins’ fiancee. Please keep your distance with her.”
“Move!” Cooper snapped in a deep voice, emanating a noble and august aura, totally different from his sunny and casual look usually.
Timothy had been working for Ernest, so he had been used to the strong temperament. He was not frightened by Cooper at all.
He still added seriously, “Mr. Scott, please mind your identity. Besides, Mr. Hawkins and Ms. Fraser are couple-to-be. They want to get along with each other alone. Please don’t be the third wheel.”
The third wheel?
Cooper was taken aback for a moment. He knew the relationship between Florence and Ernest clearly, which was fake. Hence, he had a plan to chase Florence.
Frowning, he heard Timothy continue.
“Just now, Ms. Fraser took the initiative to stand in front of you, she didn’t want you to get involved in the matter between Mr. Hawkins and her. Mr. Scott, you are quite smart. I believe you should know it.”
Cooper’s tall and strong figure stiffed. He frowned more deeply.
Based on his social status, he didn’t need to fear Ernest. However, when he was arguing with Ernest just now, Florence stood in front of him protectively.
Was she unwilling to let him get involved in their relationship? Or was she worried that Ernest would revenge on him?
No matter what the answer was, Florence deliberately pushed him away.
Even though she was unwilling to be carried away by Ernest, she didn’t ask him for help.
Cooper felt so depressed as if there was a heavy stone pressing on his heart. From afar, he watched Ernest carry Florence away, but he couldn’t move forward at all.
Under everyone’s gaze, Ernest carried Florence to the lounge area next to the banquet hall.
He put her on the sofa, his tall and strong body pressing on her.
to her, and they were
She looked
public. So many people were staring at them. She wondered what on
getting so close to
reached out, trying to push
a motionless mountain. She didn’t
at Florence, his eyes deep
“Are you feeling better?”
Florence didn’t understand.
came back to her senses. It turned out
were just
so close to Ernest. Nodding, she
“That’s good, then.”
Ernest. Then he withdrew
shone on Florence. She breathed a sigh of relief as if a person finally got
the freedom and relaxation longer, she felt the
that Ernest was
hall, under so many gazes of the guests. How
to hug and hold each other. Besides, his
immediately moved aside, distancing
hide the intention to drive him
Hawkins, you are the birthday man. A lot of people are waiting for
“I’ll keep you company.”
tone was natural and calm, sounding
wondered if he was waiting for her to get better so that she could propose
he take her together? Wouldn’t he feel embarrassed in such
Florence felt disgusted, unwilling to accept
good for Gemma Marlon to be your date. She’s pretty and good at drinking, quite a good date
looked solemn and her words were quite serious. However,
frowned slightly, happiness appearing
a deep voice,
his affirmative answer, Florence felt
seen it with her own eyes, but how come he
teeth. “I’m
believing sometimes,” Ernest retorted
never explained anything to anyone else, but right at this moment, he
Update Chapter 190: The Truth of My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins by Eleanor Hughes
With the author's famous My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins series authorName that makes readers fall in love with every word, go to chapter Chapter 190: The Truth readers Immerse yourself in love anecdotes, mixed with plot demons. Will the next chapters of the My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins series are available today.
Key: My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins Chapter 190: The Truth