One Night Surprise

Chapter 130 Missed the Return of the Prodigal Son

As they were speaking, Gale had reached them. Standing at 1.85 meters with a model’s figure, he looked like he belonged on a runway and was dressed in a white suit that showed off his gentlemanly demeanor.

“Why are you here?” Gale directed his question at Cameron as soon as he arrived.

“Why? I can’t be here because your family owns the place?”

“You know that’s not what I meant.” Gale rubbed his nose and smiled before he continued teasingly, “It’s just that last night, someone said that we should go our separate ways and stay out of each other’s lives. It’s only been a short while—”

“I’m afraid what I said last night is still valid.” Cameron threw him a disdainful glare. All of a sudden, she waved to someone behind him and called out sweetly, “Honey, over here!”

The person that came over was the youngest of the foreign guests—a blue-eyed man with blond hair. The man had broad shoulders and his muscular physique was obviously bigger than Gale’s, causing him to appear more imposing. As soon as he walked over, Cameron affectionately hooked her arm with his.

“Allow me to introduce my boyfriend, Spence.”

After exchanging pleasantries, Courtney was speechless so she hurriedly pulled Alexander away from the awkward scene.

Both Cameron and Gale were both unwilling to admit defeat and they would rather suffer than lose their sense of pride. They were constantly going against each other, so Courtney and Alexander were used to this kind of incident. However, Courtney had the distinct feeling that Cameron had gone overboard this time. Even Gale’s expression had changed.

Sure enough, as soon as Courtney and Alexander left, Gale dropped his pleasant expression and gritted out, “Cameron, if I’m not mistaken, we’ve only just broken up yesterday. It sure took you a short amount of time to move on.”

“Do you have a problem with that?” Cameron shot him a look. “At least I found someone new after the breakup, unlike someone who got together with several others when we were still together.”

“I already told you that she’s my friend’s sister.”

“Then your friend must have a lot of sisters.”

Meanwhile, Courtney was drinking red wine with the guests, her arm hooked with Alexander’s. It didn’t take long before her face was flushed red and she had to lean on him.

started to play and several foreign men enthusiastically invited Courtney

invitation and entered the dance

The interplay of light created an amorous atmosphere; no one could look away and an increasing number of men

their glasses was drowned out by the loud music. Watching the figure on

took a sip of wine. “Such a beautiful woman, yet they can only look at her

I used to be like that too.” Gale shrugged. “Perhaps it’s because I’m

glance before he corrected in a deep voice, “Your mentality wasn’t good

the women who were in bed with him the night before. It wasn’t a good mentality—he was just

mean that I care

that you’re starting to care now but you’re just pretending to be indifferent.” Alexander looked thoughtfully into the distance. “If you continue to pretend, I’m afraid she won’t be

“What

“See for yourself.”

manner on the opposite side of the dance floor. Cameron held her new boyfriend

thunderous as he took in

enough that Cameron had found a new man to anger him, yet now she

the rest of the wine before he set it down

dance but Courtney simply shook her head and tactfully held her forehead, saying that she had a headache from drinking too much. After getting through multiple obstacles, she finally managed to return to

casually as she drank a mouthful of the water that

“He just left.”

“How long do you think it’ll take before they get back

reckon.” Alexander’s nonchalant voice

Courtney’s head shot up in surprise. “Why would

the dance floor, Gale had tugged Cameron out of her new boyfriend’s grasp and was wordlessly pulling her into the nearest lounge. When the door shut behind them, it seemed as if it were

something?” Courtney

her by the shoulders and murmured, “You’ve missed the return of