Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 191

Sunny finally understood what was going on.

It seemed Shania was interested in the properties Carlisle had. During their meeting for the transaction at Imperial Hotel, they were interrupted by Yuriel and the others from Evermore Properties. That was why Lethan felt so remorseful.

Since it had nothing to do with him, he continued eating. After all, there was so much delicious food that shouldn’t go to waste.

With that, Sunny sat back down and continued to enjoy his meal.

“Gusto, you too. Lethan gestured toward the door. “Come in and have something to eat.”

Seeing Lethan invite someone else to join them, Sunny hastened his eating.

Gusto then entered and sat beside Lethan to dine.

Carlisle, holding a glass of red wine, smirked ever–so–slightly. “Mr. Warbane, is this your new driver?”

Lethan nodded. “With all the social engagements, it’s more convenient to have my own driver.”

Carlisle’s lips curved in a half–joking manner. “You called him Gusto just now. He wouldn’t happen to be related to Yohann, would he?”

over the glass in

don’t joke around, Mr. Zahn. I have no connection with the Gust family whatsoever,” he blurted

out, chuckling nervously.

nodded in agreement. “He was introduced to me by

reliable, for sure.”

you have time, I’ll introduce you

wine. His eyes narrowed as

under Carlisle’s smiling gaze.

was impossible! His buddy was like a

his buddy had conflicts with Yuriel in the past;

Carlisle’s intuition was usually spot–on. It was as if Carlisle had a sixth sense. Should Lethan trust Carlisle’s instincts or the friend he had known for

turned to Sunny and asked, “Are you full

his round belly, expressing

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head back, then.”

up from his chair and walked out without

Sunny hurriedly got up

I followed him.

troubled. “That dude is being too paranoid. He’s labeling everyone named Gust with the same brush.”

you,” Lethan reassured with a slight smile and patted Gusto on his shoulder. “You were introduced to me by

“Thank you for trusting me, Mr.

I’ll go to

“Alright, Mr. Warbane.”