My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 356: Time to Set off
Harold strode over, looking at Florence with a long face.
He said jokingly and ironically, “Hi, Mrs. Hawkins. What a coincidence! Nice to see you here.”
Florence was a bit taken aback, feeling quite surprised to see Harold.
However, Stanford’s face was darkened. Mrs. Hawkins? What did the brat call Florence?
He was unhappy. He asked Florence, “Is this your friend?”
Looking at Harold, Florence couldn’t help but think of Ernest, with whom she had nothing to do with now. In this case, was Harold still her friend?
At last, she still nodded. She stood up and greeted Harold politely, “Hi Mr. Hammer, nice to see you too. I didn’t know you also like this place.”
“Of course. Otherwise, how could I meet you here? Right, Mrs. Hawkins?”
Harold smiled, gazing at Stanford. He asked in a sharp tone, “By the way, Mrs. Hawkins, who is this? I’ve never met him before. Could you do an introduction between us, please?”
Harold’s sarcasm made Stanford frown unhappily. His threatening gaze fell on Harold.
His gaze was as cold as the arctic ice, stabbing onto Harold. The latter felt a chill rising from his spine. Harold felt frightened.
He realized that this man was emanating a strong aura.
Harold wondered who he was.
Florence didn’t feel their secret fight. Reaching out and holding Stanford’s hand, she made him stand up.
Harold looked at their held hands, his face becoming longer. All his fear immediately turned into anger and hostility.
No matter how tough this man was, he was Ernest’s rival in love. Harold insisted on being against him.
“Mrs. Hawkins, it seems you are quite close to each other.”
Holding his arms, Harold put a wry smile on his face.
“Yeah. We’re quite close.”
Florence nodded. She pulled Stanford and took a step forward. “Let me introduce him to you -- he is Stanford Fraser, my older brother.”
“My biological older brother,” added she immediately.
Harold was suddenly startled. His folded hands dropped from his chest.
He wondered if he had misheard. Florence’s biological older brother?
the
realized that he had
He felt so embarrassed.
his face wrinkled. He wiped his hands several times before reaching out to shake
to meet you.
hand, just staring at Harold
cold words, “What did you
sister was still single
unhappy Stanford was, Harold wanted to wipe off the cold sweat that oozed on his forehead. He originally had come here for trouble, but it was the wrong way. Now he found
Stanford disliked him, Harold wondered if he would dislike Ernest as
him, Harold felt that he would be
awkward smile, he ingratiated,
rather be beaten to death
Stanford creased his brow.
serious tone as if he was giving an order, “From now on, don’t call her in that
I’ll remember it, Mr.
ingratiating smile, Harold almost kissed his
Stanford looked less annoyed.
aside, lost in
because of her engagement to Ernest, but
out that even in the outsiders’ opinions, she had nothing to do
look friendly to Harold. After drink a glass of liquid toasted by Harold, Stanford started to
enjoy yourselves.
wanted to put on good words to get closer, but he had
his
wouldn’t
only pray like
Let’s hang out sometime
She nodded in agreement casually, “All
left in a bad
the disappointed Harold, Anthony
he asked, “What happened? Is that
and the latter had a new boyfriend. That meant they couldn’t reconcile at
shook his head. “He’s
her boyfriend. Why
of relief, looking disdainfully at Harold, who
her boyfriend, he’s
Anthony was speechless.
also made trouble for Ernest. If he knew that I’ve offended his future brother-in-law, he would beat me to death. Anthony,
deserved it,” Anthony
look over at Florence, he
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