Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 1424

Callum spoke to Camryn. He swiped the answer icon before Camryn could respond and shoved the phone to her.

“Hurry up and take the phone unless you want us to die together in an accident.”

Camryn had no choice but to take the phone from him.

Mr. Newman called out pleasingly from the phone, “Mr. Callum, are you free? I’d like to treat you to lunch.”

Camryn brought the phone to her ear. When she heard her stepfather’s question, she said softly,” Mr. Callum is driving now, Uncle. He can’t answer the phone.”

“Camryn? You’re with Mr. Callum? Okay, tell him that I’d like to invite him to lunch and ask if he’s available. You can come with him too.” Mr. Newman’s tone was gentle when he heard his niece’s voice and realized that she was with Callum.

“Mr. Callum, my uncle said he wants to invite you to lunch. He asked if you’re available.”

“Sure, I am. We’re going to lunch right now, aren’t we? Tell Mr. Newman that we’ll wait for him at Wiltspoon Hotel. Tell him to come quickly.”

He could not make Camryn take out her wallet today.

again another day. He had a lifetime

spending money. However, it was that regret that amused Callum. He liked making her pay for their meals and watching

could hear his thoughts, she would say, “I don’t want to spend

you hear what Mr.

“Okay, I’ll go

hung up

the phone to

“Your uncle came to me for my help. He most likely wants to ask. me to be responsible for you and marry you off

Camryn was silent.

already sent that b*stard who tried to molest you to jail. Your mom found him. after considering the Marshall family’s reputation in Wiltspoon. Even Zachary has to show respect to

main family of the Marshalls is very decent but has no friendship with your mother, so she had no choice but to find a very distant relative to give you away as

was the result

the man up black and blue without knowing who the man was. It was only after investigating that he found out

Marshall even thanked him for helping to uncover the scum

“Thank you, Mr. Callum.”

do nothing else but expressed her

owe me and