My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 238: She Sat Shoulder-to-Shoulder with Another Man
In the past few days, she seemed not to meet him face-to-face once.
Even if she saw him on the way, she would hide away from him. Also, Ernest didn’t have the intention to greet her either, and he just brushed past her.
Today in the restaurant, it was the first time that they met face-to-face.
Looking at the man who was walking to her step by step, Florence felt that her heart was tightened violently. She didn’t know what to do and how to face him.
Then, by instinct, she stood up before she could realize what she was doing.
Reynold frowned. “Florence, what’s up?”
He wondered if Florence couldn’t continue suppressing any longer when finally seen Ernest after those days.
Reynold tightened his hand to hold the chopsticks, his heart keeping sinking.
Florence looked away and said in a stiff voice, “I’m done eating. I’ve got to go now.”
After finishing speaking, without the guts to look into Ernest’s eyes, she turned around and walked the other way.
No matter if Ernest came to find her, she almost couldn’t breathe because of the nervousness. She didn’t dare to face any possibility and even his approach.
She decided to dodge it before anything happened.
Ernest paused a bit.
Looking at Florence deeply, he watched her walked farther and farther away from him.
In the past few days, whenever she saw him, she would dodge from him ahead of time. She even didn’t want to get closer to him.
And she had reached an extreme today -- just because he came to the restaurant, she left without finishing lunch.
Ernest couldn’t help but wonder if she thought him a monster so she tried every possible meant to dodge from him.
Feeling so depressed, Ernest strode over and blocked Florence’s way at the restaurant entrance.
Looking at the tall and strong figure in front, Florence had to pause her paces, her heart hammering.
Looking at him, she asked in a stiff voice, “Hi, Mr. Hawkins. What can I do for you?”
Her attitude distanced her so far away from him as if they were total strangers.
He stared at her gloomily and
in
giving a command when speaking
heart couldn’t help but tremble. She recalled that when they were in
choose the dishes by
she wondered why he would ask her to do so at
her mind, so
“I’m sorry. I have to work, and I don’t have time
Ernest stiffed slightly.
the first time that she refused this request
look
nothing else, please
words, Florence bypassed Ernest and walked away, quite
his fingers moved a bit but he didn’t reach out
and her at this
Way too terrible.
Florence quickly. He had seen clearly
emotional intelligence could tell the disharmony of the relationship between
Reynold wished to see. In this case, he could
hit Ernest
a joyful tone, “Flory, wait for me.
with her, just like a wind blowing passing Ernest. He also smiled at
with Florence and walked with her
between them,
Ernest looked more annoyed.
at Reynold,
knuckles when they were getting tightened, Timothy couldn’t help but
a death wish. Timothy was sure that he would definitely
However...
with Ms. Fraser. If you wanted to do something to Reynold
he was squeezing something, his
he could kill
squeezed a few words between his teeth, “What
Timothy was enlightened.
Upon his personality, Reynold would have been ruined countless times and wouldn’t be
it was all because Ernest didn’t do
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