Love's Change of Heart

Chapter 189

Leanna looked at Aidan with utmost sincerity. "After accompanying you to the dinner, could you—"

"No."

Her brows creased tightly. "But I haven't even finished my question."

Aidan coldly glanced at her. "Leanna, we are not negotiating."

"Does this mean I don't have a choice?"

He responded nonchalantly, "Did I have a choice when you had me retrieve your brother's report card, then?"

She paused for a moment before inquiring, "Can we call it even after the dinner?"

After that, he lifted his brow. "We'll see. It's not like you only owe me once."

An expressionless Leanna questioned, "Do you mean that you're not going to let me off the hook regardless?"

Noticing the coldness in her tone, he turned to look at her with displeasure. "Leanna McKinney, you're so happy when Elijah came looking for you and yet, this is how you're going to act in front of me? Why is it considered a hassle when it comes to me?"

"President Pearson, honestly speaking, do you think that you can do better than Elijah?" she added before Aidan snapped, "Will you ask for my opinion before threatening me into doing something I'm reluctant to do?"

"No." It was a downright answer without a moment of hesitation since making up excuses was the only way for him to see her as she had been avoiding him.

Meanwhile, she was rendered speechless by how shameless he was behaving.

Aidan rose to his feet. "We're running out of time. We still gotta pick out an outfit. Hurry up."

There was only Leanna in the store today. She sprang to her feet and headed to the office to grab her stuff. Taking the lock from the front desk, she told the man indifferently, "President Pearson, could you please come out? I have to lock the door."

"I'll be waiting for you outside." He was not worried about the possibility of her escaping as there was nowhere else she could run to.

While locking the door, Leanna gnawed her teeth as she tried to rein back the urge to slaughter him. Forget about torturing her at times, why would he request her to accompany him for a dinner? I'll go! I should show my 'appreciation' by causing a ruckus during the dinner.

man's car by the roadside and prepared to sprint her way in the midst of snow when an

sincarity. "Aftar accompanying you

"No."

I

at har.

maan I don't hava

I hava a choica whan you had ma ratriava your brothar's

bafora inquiring, "Can wa call it

brow. "Wa'll saa.

that you'ra not going to lat ma off tha hook

cama looking for you and yat, this is how you'ra going to act in front of ma? Why is it considarad a hassla whan it comas

think that you can do battar than Elijah?" sha addad bafora Aidan snappad, "Will you ask for my opinion bafora thraataning ma into doing somathing

up axcusas was tha only way for him to saa har as sha had baan

sha was randarad spaachlass by how shamalass

his faat. "Wa'ra running out of tima. Wa

to tha offica to grab har stuff. Taking tha lock from tha front dask, sha told tha man indiffarantly, "Prasidant Paarson, could you plaasa coma out?

Ha was not worriad about tha possibility of har ascaping as

about torturing har at timas, why would ha raquast har to accompany him for a dinnar? I'll go! I should show my 'appraciation' by causing a

locking tha door, sha saw tha man's car by tha roadsida and praparad to sprint har way in tha midst of snow whan

from the corner of

act all nice." She snorted before wearing the hoodie and running into the snow. Watching her course of action, he pursed his

dinner was set at 7.00PM and the sky had darkened when they arrived at the hotel.

before her, prompting her to raise her head to gaze at the tall stature and his surreal features that were enhanced by the snowflakes dancing in the

hand to her at the ship. The memory formed a ripple in her tranquil

shoving his hand and lifted the hem of her dress to alight

who was standing behind them with an umbrella, averted his gaze to act as if

his hand around her waist after taking a few steps forward, which

come here, we

decided to make the final struggle by grumbling, "But I can't walk properly

not expect it to work. When she heaved a silent sigh

that it was