Sweet Subterfuge

Chapter 814
The atmosphere at the table was usually cheerful Aster and Wendy were die-hard fans al Keyan. They showered him with praise and compliments on everything he did.
Fortunately, Kevan was used to such attention. Throughout dinner, he remained cam and did not let their praises get to his head.
Larissa disapproved of their battery and refused to associate with them.
She lowered her head and focused on shoving lood into her mouth. Larissa did not engage in any conversation that was unrelated to her.
Hallway through the meal, Kevan asked Wendy, What time will your friend arrive tomorrow? I don’t have much to do, so I can help you pick him up.”

Wendy had her mouth full of food at that moment. When she heard the question, she almost choked on her dinner. She quickly took some tissue and covered her mouth, coughing and spullering.
Larissa poured a glass of water for Wendy and salted her back to help her recovet, After a long while. Wendy finally caught her breath.
‘No need to trouble you, Mr. Rogers His partner wil send a car to pick him up. His hotel arrangements have already been made as well.” She waved off Kevan’s offer with a nervous expression.
“Alright. If you need anything, just let me know.” Kevan did not insist.
“Surr,” Wendy answered politely.
Larissa was a little puzzled when she listened to the conversation.
Kevan wasn’t one to meddle in others’ affairs. Besides, he wouldn’t degrade himself to act as a driver and pick someone up at the airport. His behavior tonight was unusual.
Larissa suspected that he knew Wendy’s mysterious friend.
Nibbling on her lork, Larissa tried to recall. She had not mentioned this to Kevan before, and Wendy wouldn’t either. Perhaps Wendy’s mysterious friend was someone close to Kevan. That man revealed his relationship with Wendy to the public, which was why Kevan knew.
However, Larissa struggled to think of anyone else other than Dylan who was close to Kevan. If it were Dylan, it would explain why Wendy kept their relationship hidden. After all having an altar was a serious matter.