Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 265: The Most Expensive Meal (1)

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Without waiting for him to finish, Gabriel coldly said, “Don’t tell me there will be a next time.”

After he finished speaking, he pulled Serenity towards his car, opened the door, and shoved her in. He walked around the front of the car and sat in the driver’s seat. With a glance at her pale face, he said, “Seat belt.”

Serenity immediately came to her senses and fastened her seatbelt mechanically. “How did you…”

Gabriel started the engine, fixing his gaze on the road ahead. With a hint of suppressed anger in his usually warm voice. “Where was he taking you?”

What happened earlier on the road was extremely dangerous. The fear still lingered in Serenity’s heart but her heartbeat had managed to slow down a little. “I’m just… I just overheard their conversation. He probably wanted to shut me up.”

if he was not interested in

why he was angry. After a while, she felt the cold aura on his body ease up. “Don’t you have a gathering after work?”

office in the afternoon, he was on the phone and she heard him say, “Okay, see you at

Joseph Lopez was going to bring his wife and children back to Jonan City tomorrow, so Gabriel wanted to

a gift to his old man, so Gabriel was going home to get the calligraphy painting. When

waiting for the traffic light, he calmly said, “Do you have anything

that, she still

steering wheel to the left at the

turned a deaf ear to her words, focusing on

Jones, please drop me off at the intersection ahead. 1’11 take a cab back myself,” said Serenity

Gabriel’s phone rang. He held the steering wheel with one hand and took out his phone with his right hand. “I was delayed

gathering to ask his whereabouts. But she was grateful Gabriel found her. Otherwise,

hanging up, Gabriel glanced at her. “Joseph Lopez will return to

turned to look at him and was greeted by his side profile. She wanted to say something but hesitated a few times. In the end, she silently leaned back