Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 33

After dinner, Joshua and Allison made their way down to the underground garage.

Allison strolled over to the blue Bentley.

Joshua suddenly asked, "So, how do you like driving this car?"

Allison bit her lip and tucked a strand of hair behind her ear. "I took it for a spin last night. It's fantastic, thank you."

"Should I take off first, then?" Allison waved the keys she was holding, and then something clicked in her memory. "Oh, Joshua, I've got a gift for you. I meant to give it to you last night, but it slipped my mind."

"Oh? What kind of gift?"

"It's back at the hotel in my suitcase. I'll get it for you when I come back."

Joshua opened the driver-side door. "I'll come with you. Let me drive."

"Huh?" Allison was momentarily caught off guard but quickly recovered. "Sure, we can go together, but let me drive. You deserve a break."

thing in the morning to

Joshua said with a gentle smile. He knew Allie was looking out

opened the door, and got in. "No arguments

they cruised down the highway, they

I sit in on the hearing

a contract dispute case. There are no trade secrets involved. Do you want to

okay?" Joshua's voice was calm, with a hint of careful interest. "I've never seen you

other better since they were engaged. "Did you bring your ID? You'll

and had checked the court attendance requirements beforehand, so he

you with

"Okay."

in Joshua's eyes or the tenderness in

highway, a comfortable

"Joshua, why did you agree to

wanted to ask this

Fisher family was a force to be reckoned with in Oak Lake, not your average wealthy clan. Joshua's grandfather held a significant position in politics, and his mother was from a political family, too. By rights, his future wife should have been from an equally

but they couldn't match the Fisher family's clout. Marrying

up in a world of high society and understood the rules

plenty of other