My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 279: Florence Has a Crush on Someone
“Oops! Do I need to take advantage of you? You should know I have plenty of girlfriends,” Harold said disdainfully.
However, his tall and strong body kept pressing towards Phoebe.
As he spoke, he reached out to grab her cell phone.
Phoebe looked at him warily. In an instant, she raised her phone backward. “What are you doing?”
“Let me take a look at who your babe is,” Harold said naturally.
Reaching out his long arm, he grabbed Phoebe’s cell phone.
Then he pulled with strength. The phone was snatched from her.
“Give me back my phone!” Phoebe exclaimed.
Harold, however, took a few steps back. Then he immediately looked on Phoebe’s phone. His long fingers scrolled up the chatting log.
The person, Phoebe’s babe, seemed to have a crush on someone.
According to their dialogues, it seemed that the person liked the one very much.
Harold didn’t care about it at all. However, he was curious who Phoebe’s babe was.
Then he kept scrolling up the chat log.
“Harold Hammer, have a shame! Stop reading my chat log. It’s my privacy!”
Phoebe stamped in anger. She punched at him to grab her phone back.
Harold acted faster ... he pressed Phoebe’s shoulder with one hand to keep her distance away from him. His other hand still quickly scrolled up the chat log.
Although the nickname of the person was “Babe” on the chat window, Harold tabbed the person’s profile portrait and saw a familiar face.
It turned out to be Florence!
Phoebe and Florence were besties, so it was natural for the former to call the latter Babe.
The key point was that the chat content that Harold didn’t pay much attention to had become the most important information.
Florence had a crush on someone, didn’t she?
Florence fell in love with someone, didn’t she?
That was big news. If Ernest knew it, wouldn’t he be overjoyed?
if the one that Florence had a
man, so he
that Florence has a crush
her phone back. Upon hearing his question, she knew that Harold the jerk had already read her chat log with
of a girl. How
disdain, “Why should
She shouldn’t have hanged out tonight. She even encountered Harold and others. She should haven’t accepted their invitation and sat with them
shameless and immoral man
Florence knew that her privacy was seen by Harold, she would be quite embarrassed and
now. Otherwise, you can’t blame me
her words to his heart. He was super concerned about
crush on Ernest, everything would be wonderful and they should celebrate it. However, if
the guts to imagine what would
think that Florence would rather love other garbage and give up such
tell me ... who on earth does she like?” Harold said in a flattery tone
suddenly got so close to her
eyes, even his tender skin with no poles, showed up in front of
heart skipped a
close to her. Instead, he blinked his almond-shaped eyes, playing
good friends
that all the heated
found it so hard
He even acted like a spoiled child
face! I
him away. She also moved back for a distance. Feeling the
to him, she said, “Give me
harmful if you told me?”
he raised the phone and
also sent Florence
got the answer? Do you have a crush on
what Harold had done, Phoebe almost puked blood in
He couldn’t get an answer from her, so
nothing yet. Otherwise, if
on the
she said in a
pounced at, Harold
him in shock, his mouth corners kept twitching. After a long while, he uttered a
silence, they gaped at the two
drink and gathering together. Why were they tangling with each other like this
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