Stuck in you

Rachel opened it up. When she saw the contents of the envelope, she looked up at him in surprise.

"You want me to go to the charity dinner with you?"

In the envelope, there was an invitation to a charity dinner held by the Chamber of Commerce.

She set the invitation on the table. "I can't go with you. I could just give you the money for the books."

Back then, although she preferred not to, she had no choice but to attend these types of dinners with Jack. Now, given that she had no sort of obligation, she would rather not attend one.

Besides, she knew for a fact that Jack would definitely go, and if she went, she would definitely run into him one way or another.

At the thought, she gave the invitation back.

Bill didn't expect that Rachel would reject the idea so strongly. He leaned over. "You know how boring the banquet is," he complained. "If I go there alone, I'd be bored to death."

Rachel raised an eyebrow. "So you want me to be bored to death with you?"

He grabbed her arm like a spoiled child trying to insist that his mother buy him a gift. "You wouldn't be bored if you'd go with me. We can talk all night. Time would pass."

Rachel withdrew her arm. "No. How much are the two books? I can always just pay you back."

"If you don't go, I'll take the two books back," he pretended to threaten as he stared wide eyes at her.

"What do you think? I promise we'll be back soon."

'He threatens me with the books?'

Rachel frowned as she thought of the limited edition books he had given her. At this rate, if he took them back, she might not be able to get them anywhere else. "Fine," she compromised.

The waiter placed their orders on the table.

Bill chuckled in satisfaction as he pushed the bowl towards her. "Try the noodles. If they taste good, I can order another bowl for you."

"I don't have much of an appetite."

However, as soon as she tasted the noodles, it felt as if she had just discovered heaven. It seemed that Bill was a great food critic, she noted as she ate up.

Soon enough, Rachel placed a hand over her swollen belly. The sadness she had felt almost dissipated. She glanced up at Bill, who was too focused on eating his noodles. She pulled a piece of tissue and handed it to him.

There were times when he was smart. However, there were also times when he acted like a child.

The next day, when Rachel just got off work, Bill drove by the gate of the hospital in time to take her to a formal dress store. She selected a simple dress. Her long curly hair fell against her back.

Taking two steps back, he nodded thoughtfully. "It's the first time I've ever seen you look like a woman," he joked.

"Aren't you surprised? You've always look more like a woman than I do on a normal basis," she teased.

the

a certain social status, they would

the guests who attended were

one of

group. Celine was standing on his left side while Michael stood on his right side. There was also a man

reflected on Jack's face, showcasing the small smile that played on his lips. His face wasn't as

knocking he rout of her daze. "Let's go say hello to

current president of DC Group, Louis Jiang. The man was famous for his sophistication, and he was known for his principle of not offending anyone. It was for that

his face, Louis strode over. "Bill, long time no see. How have

"I'm doing fine."

The two shook hands.

nodded. "How's your mother?

what Bill hated the most in societal events. Everyone seemed

if she's not so good? Would you have done something about

Instead,

Rachel wanted to turn

miss. What's

Shen." She

in his eyes. "Well, the charity event hasn't begun yet,

to point to the opposite direction where Jack

Bill

Jiang didn't expect that Jack's ex-wife would attend the dinner party. The only thing he could hope for now

up a chair

the man standing behind Jack. It was none

'Why is he here?'

France, she had been so busy with her work, that she didn't get to catch up

Eric had already matured into

him a call, but she didn't expect to meet him at this

another word, he smiled and walked towards her. He sat beside her.

that point, he couldn't help

was a much

smiled. "I've been here for

free, we should all hang out

Michael wasn't as bad, they weren't that close

"Let's see." She smiled.

you." Eric came over and handed a phone to

me for a

at Eric, whom she hadn't seen for so many years. It seemed that he was no longer the young impulsive man she left behind, but a strong and mature man. Since the two of them hadn't seen each other for

other, not bringing themselves to

chair

sat down, looking