Countdown to My Divorce

“Why don’t you take a guess?”

Tyler was back to playing games with her.

Rachel knew that even if there was something between him and William, Tyler wouldn’t just hand over the details. Anyway, she was about to leave William and Yurelia City soon. Everything here would no longer matter to her.

“Forget it, I don’t really want to know.”

Tyler glanced at his watch, clearly ready to get back to business. “Get in the car. The fare’s covered by a favor. Next time, when I need help, you’re on call.”

Rachel didn’t know what problems Tyler couldn’t solve on lits own. After all, he was a big shot. It didn’t seem like he would need help from someone like her.

Later, she would realize just how little she truly understood him. Calling him shameless would be an understatement.

She was about to open the passenger door when she noticed it was locked. Furrowing her brows, she realized he had tricked her again. She was about to snap, but then Tyler’s voice stopped her.

“This car is automatic. You need to give it a command.”

He looked irritated, as if it was the most obvious thing in the world

Howard. Rumour had it that to get the car for Howard, his grandfather nearly called in every favour he had ever owed in

sky probably weren’t off–limits for his family. William had been keen on the car too, but when he tried to get it, he found

was probably the same car Tyler

what am I

with a completely serious expression. “You need to say, ‘Honey,

completely speechless. “Are you kidding

say it. I’ve got a meeting, and I’m running late,” Tyler urged

as red as a tomato. With no choice left, she steeled

the door handle,

turned

you saying that while looking at me? You should be

deep breath. If it weren’t for the fact that she couldn’t get a cab, she wouldn’t want to sit in

lowered her head, her face flushed with embarrassment, and repeated, “Honey, please open the

Ding, ding!

of the car

Chapter 36

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