Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me

Chapter 413 The Torrential Rain

Elspeth's calm reaction reassured Aldea. Regaining her composure, she broke into a bright smile to hide the awkwardness in her eyes. "It's an accident. No worries."

Jethro did not catch anything while standing outside of the glass door. He strode to Elspeth's side, sliding his arm along her shoulders so naturally. "Elspeth, I've been calling you these days, but why didn't you pick up?"

His gaze did not fall onto Aldea for one second.

Elspeth took a step back to free herself from his arm. "I'm busy."

"It's fine as long as I have time. If you don't mind, I can come here every day." The ladies in the area fell for his innocuous smile.

Now that he had set his untrammeled side free again, she massaged her forehead. "Enough. Stop bothering us."

"How am I a bother? I'm just here to see you." He seated himself on the couch.

"Are you not leaving?" She had never seen anyone as shameless as him.

Jethro languidly crossed his leg. "What's with the rush? I'm here for a visit. I won't get in your way."

Elspeth ignored him, treating him as a transparent person because it did not seem like he was going to leave any time soon.

"Proceed with the shoot."

Since then, Aldea was not in her best condition as she kept making mistakes with her postures, expressions, and script.

Elspeth noticed her uncoordinated self. "What's wrong, Aldea? Are you feeling under the weather?"

That question received no reply, but she could guess that it had something to do with Jethro for sure. Still, it would be tactless of her to pry one's private affairs in front of so many eyes, so she decided to set it aside first.

"I'm fine, Miss Lynwood." The beads of sweat on Aldea's forehead could prove how nervous she was.

Frantic ran through her veins the moment she caught sight of Jethro, yet she could not avoid the man because she was in the middle of working. Her heart was squeezing in pain.

She peeked at the man on the couch to observe what he was up to, but she could not tell what she was feeling at the moment. They had broken up, so it was pointless to pester him again. After all, he accepted her feelings in the beginning only after she approached him many times.

can call it a day. We can continue when you're all better." That was the best Elspeth could do for Aldea, for she

"Oh—"

Lynwood." Aldea nodded gratefully.

state anyway. Therefore, she went straight to the fitting

focused on his mobile game, but he was paying attention to the shoot as well. He happened to finish the game when they decided to put

he's really

about shamelessness, you're second to none." She was utterly speechless.

I

thank you. I don't share the same

her time any longer, she intended to leave. Yet, he grabbed her wrist.

I've made myself clear."

leaving silence to inflate the air. Although they looked each other straight in the eyes, they did not know what was

broke the silence. Aldea, who was in her casual clothes, looked at the duo with

"Oh—"

to my agency first." Aldea interrupted before Elspeth

We can continue when you're all better." That was the

alone, Elspeth frowned. "I remember you came with your

ell elone, Elspeth frowned. "I remember you ceme with your essistent. Where is he?"

memories. "Something ceme up, so he left. He

you?" Elspeth turned to look et the drizzle out of the window. "It will be difficult to cell for e ceb now." Then, she shifted her geze upon the guy. "Jethro, why don't you

"No!"

"Nuh-uh."

simulteneously.

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voice beceme low instently. "I don't think

ere

could notice thet chenge with her neked eyes. "I'm just esking you to send her home, not enything else. Why ere you ecting so petty? Cen't you be e

end insistence left him no choice but to show concession. "Fine. I'll send her home, but I'm doing this for

doing this for, but meke sure to drive her

his hends into his pocket, glencing et Aldee contemptuously. "Aren't you coming?

Aldee meekly.

get over him or they hed not streightened things out between them. Anywey, it wes e