The Kiss that Sparked it All

Belinda said excitedly, “He must’ve come to see you, but maybe he was too shy to come upstairs. These old-school guys are all the same. Ellinor, should I go and call him up?*

“He’s not welcome here.” After staring down at the street for a few seconds, Ellinor pulled the curtains shut.

Out of sight, out of mind!

Ellinor’s cold attitude made Belinda’s interest wane. She pouted helplessly, then sneakily peeked out of the curtains again, only to find that the street below was empty. Her uncle and his car were gone. Had he left?

Why couldn’t he wait a bit longer to show Ellinor his sincerity?

Ellinor couldn’t be bothered to go back to bed. “Didn’t you say you wanted to eat? Let’s go!”

Belinda nodded, managing a forced smile. “Okay! Let’s go eat together.”

Ellinor came out of her room and naturally took the head seat at the dining table.

With Ellinor present, Belinda didn’t feel as awkward sitting next to Chase.

everyone was seated, they started

top-notch. Her dishes were delicious and

“Ellinor, when your baby is born, will he

signaling for him

asked anything inappropriate and awaited Ellinor’s

him a glance. “What

godfather. Then I’d have a child. I can’t believe I, Byran, will have a child at

and Chase

her eyes. She really couldn’t understand why a mature and independent

made things incredibly awkward,

finally couldn’t resist coming upstairs to

saying this, she dashed off to open the

table looked at