Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 49: Don’t Count Your Chickens Before They Hatch

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Undoubtedly, he was indirectly telling her about Zander Hall’s whereabouts. Her dark eyes lit up while she lifted her head to kiss him.

Gabriel took another drag of his cigarette, causing his sexy Adam’s apple to move. “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.”

Serenity looked at him, confused while she waited for him to continue his sentence. He disposed of his cigarette and continued, “You need an invitation to enter.”

She looked at him with hopeful eyes. “You are invited too?”

Gabriel replied with a “Hmm,” and her eyes looked even brighter, only for her to hear his next sentence: “But I have never brought a female date to any banquet parties before.”

The excitement and joy she felt a moment ago suddenly disappeared after hearing his words.

while, he had never been involved in scandals with any woman before. This was because he always attended banquets alone and never brought a female date

that case, can

long as he asked, Mrs. Sawyer would definitely give him another

said without hesitation,

her ear before using a towel to cover herself. “I am going to

the bathroom, she placed the towel on the shelf and turned on the shower, allowing the warm water to slowly flow

have heard someone knocking on the door and Gabriel opening it. However, they did not communicate with each

she saw on the magazine cover two days ago on the table. The handbag was rose-red in

and walked to the bathroom. Before he reached the bathroom door, he said, “In the future, if

her shoulders and

only to realize that it was Frank’s name

out of the bathroom. He would never stay overnight in the hotel, and regardless of how late it was in the night, he would always take his

left, Serenity walked out of the hotel with the exquisite luxury bag that he bought for her

her tracks, and her lips curled up to form a self-mocking smile while she threw the

silently watched the whole scene while his deep and dark eyes darkened and looked more

who was sitting on the passenger seat, looked at each other while wearing a stiff expression