The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 1853 Send Her Back

Ian laughed and put the car keys in his pocket. “I drank earlier, so I can’t drive.”
Kirsi also laughed.

The two got into the car, and the driver in front froze for a moment.

“Mr. Carter, where should we go?”

Ian did not answer and looked at Kirsi. Kirsi closed her eyes and told the driver her address. The driver then started the car.

It was not far since it was still on the set. 
Ian asked, “Isn't the film over? What are you going back to shoot?”

Kirsi opened her eyes slightly. Her eyes were watery and hazy, just like someone else’s eyes. At that moment, Ian stiffened slightly.

“I have another film that starts shooting tomorrow. It’s nearby.”

“You're so busy?”

“Continuously being on the set is a good thing. It just proves that I'm still popular.”

Kirsi smiled. Her eyes were twinkling with some shrewdness.

In their line of work, receiving films continuously was a type of recognition. Dying from exhaustion was better than being idle.

Ian laughed and did not comment on it. However, her watery eyes from that glimpse earlier lingered in his mind. He could not seem to forget them.

away. After they arrived, Kirsi got

around and leaned down to look

“Thank you, Mr. Carter.”

He was immersed in the darkness from the

“You're welcome.”

the car door closed, the car fell

through the rearview

should we head

rubbed his eyes and thought, ‘I really drank too much today. Otherwise, how could I look at Kirsi’'s eyes and think that

out a faint “mm”, closed his eyes, and fell

about what

a smile. When he

did not miss that reaction. She looked at him and

“You know her?”

not even recognize celebrities and always called

he react to Kirsi’s

why Nicole felt even

explained. “Don’t misunderstand me. I just

“What's odd?”

turned her head to the side. She sent the photos she took earlier to their

was also in the group chat, and his birthday was worth the remembrance. Clayton hesitated to speak, and Nicole was getting

How do

should say it since it’s someone else’s