My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 608: Awkward Straight Man
Arriving at the ladder, Phoebe stopped three steps away from it.
Without raising her head, she said, “Let’s go.”
Stanford stood upright, slightly frowning.
He stood there because it was a bit difficult to the board by the ladder. Besides, her vision should be blurred because of crying too much. He was afraid that she would fall, so he waited for her here purposely.
However, she stopped far away from the ladder, seemingly she wanted him to board first.
He pressed his lips and said in a deep voice, “After you.”
Phoebe slightly raised her head, looking at the distance between the ladder and Sanford. It was a small ladder, the width of which only fit for one person. Stanford’s tall and strong figure was right next to the ladder.
If she walked on, she would be pretty close to him.
If she wasn’t careful, she might rub him by accident.
Phoebe hesitated. She said hoarsely, “Well... I... I can board after you. You are the master. Please go ahead.”
Stanford was silent.
He looked at Phoebe in depression. It was just to board the helicopter. He wondered why she was so hesitant.
He said again in a deep voice, “I’ll be watching. You first.”
Would he be watching?
Phoebe wondered what he would be watching.
She looked confused, but still standing motionlessly.
Addison was standing next to them and watching the scene, and his mouth corners couldn’t help twitching.
He couldn’t stand it any longer, so he said, “Miss Jenkins, please board first. It’s not easy to walk on the ladder. You may fall. Mr. Fraser is standing here to protect you!”
Upon hearing it, Phoebe gaped at Stanford in disbelief.
She couldn’t believe that he was standing there purposely to protect her.
He hated her so much. How come?
Stanford thought that way indeed, but when Addison exposed his thought, he felt extremely uneasy.
He felt as if he was doing something shameful.
darkened face, Stanford snapped, “Addison, shut up! Do you
he covered his mouth, looking at Stanford in complaints
explained to Miss Jenkins for the sake of Mr. Fraser’s lifetime happiness, but why didn’t Mr. Fraser appreciate
frightening Addison, Stanford looked over at
awkwardly, “Lady
so gentlemanly, and the fluctuation in her heart
how could he protect her purposely? He was
herself inwardly. How could
bent down her head again and
looked at Mr. Fraser, unable to
would be destined
already scared
couldn’t go on in this way
walked to the ladder, only
were extremely close
lean
body, stepped on the ladder, and
not to lean over or fall
stood uprightly next to the ladder,
while he was standing upright, he didn’t get any chance to help
walked way
soon as she finished climbing the ladder, Phoebe walked into the cabin immediately. Stanford felt
was
he was quite emotional. Either his heart hammered or he found it difficult to breathe. It was so
to go to see
them boarded, the private jet took off immediately,
next to the window, and Stanford
Stanford left in a hurry, he didn’t bring many subordinates with him. There were a lot of empty seats in the cabin. However, he walked directly to sit
planned to
down, Phoebe immediately turned
Stanford was speechless.
back the words that had reached the tip of
sitting in front of them. He slightly
Fraser was indeed
Addison wanted to
for a moment, he said with a smile, “Excuse me, Miss Jenkins. What would you
appetite.
“No, thank you.”
“How about dessert? What would you like to eat? We also have
appetite. Please don’t bother,” Phoebe
her voice
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