One Night Surprise

Chapter 63 You’re So Annoying!

Courtney froze on the spot at once. It took a long time before she came to her senses as she stammered, “I-I’ll take a look at Tina.”

Alexander rubbed his long, thin fingers against the jade figurine as his eyes reflected the image of Courtney, who was going downstairs in a panic. Then, the satisfaction of having teased someone slowly crept over his usually cold expression.

Is she unconcerned about that night’s incident? That doesn’t seem to be the case.

‘My flight has landed, and I’m waiting for my baggage.’ At Shanghai International Airport, Cameron folded her arms across her chest. Then, she sneezed. “Achoo!”

After sniffling a little, she continued replying via Messenger, ‘All right, I’ll stop talking to you. I saw my suitcase.’

A red suitcase slowly moved toward her on the baggage carousel’s conveyor belt. Cameron put away her cell phone and was about to take the suitcase when a hand reached over her shoulder and lifted it down effortlessly.

Before she could thank the person, a familiar-yet-annoying voice spoke into her ear. “You’re welcome.”

Cameron forcibly choked back the words ‘thank you’ and breathed out before looking up. Staring sideways at the man before her, she asked snappishly, “Did I ask you to help me? Why do you keep haunting me like a ghost?”

Gale looked calm and unperturbed as if he had been used to her rude manners. “It’s raining outside. Is someone going to pick you up? If not, I can give you a lift.”

“There’s no need for that.” Shooting a glance at him, Cameron pulled up the suitcase’s handle and turned around to leave with ease.

Surprisingly, Gale confirmed what she said about him haunting her like a ghost by catching up with her. “Miss Miller, I think there’s a need for a clear explanation if you have any misunderstandings toward me. Do you know how much trouble I got into because of the previous incident at the airport?”

Turning a deaf ear to his words, Cameron made phone calls along the way while dragging her suitcase to the parking lot.

“Hey, did you hear what I say?” Gale took a few steps and stood in front of her. Then, he held up his cell phone before her and urged, “Look.”

“You’re so annoying!” Cameron waved her hand, causing their cell phones to fall onto the ground almost simultaneously. “I’m totally uninterested in your business, and the previous incident is over regardless if it’s a misunderstanding or not. I won’t fuss with you for Alexander and Courtney’s sake, but please don’t get in my way right now.”

With that, she picked up one of the cell phones, waved to the person who came to pick her up from a distance, and trotted up to them.

speechlessly while watching

kind of

with his fingerprint. However, the cell phone vibrated twice and its screen read, ‘Wrong passcode.

Gale. Then, his expression changed as he stared at the huge green cactus on the cell phone’s

cell

Cameron was checking into the hotel at the front desk when

the answer button reflexively without

finally answered my

voice instantly penetrated Cameron’s ear. Startled, Cameron immediately moved the cell

a lawsuit against you and upload that video online so that

calling the wrong number?” Cameron knitted

are you? Where’s Gale? Which seductress are you? Let Gale answer

Gale?

frown and realized that the call was from someone

changed at

“Our cell phones.”

Gale’s cell phone and hers had dropped to the floor simultaneously at the parking lot half an hour ago. No

boorish posture. She lay on her back with her arms and legs stretched out,

to the side. “Sweetheart, do you want me to sleep on the

still soundly asleep, but she

her fists as

down inside. Perhaps this is why she’s trying so hard to bring Alexander and me together; perhaps she’s looking forward

minute—Alexander

of Alexander and her standing side by side suddenly flashed across Courtney’s mind, and she shook her head vigorously in

How could Alexander and I

though she was incredibly sleepy, she

get out of bed in resignation to find some

dining table in the living room, she groped for the pitcher, which she remembered was on the dining table.

dinner was sumptuous, but she felt so on edge at the time that she could hardly eat much, so she was starving right