Love's Perfect Match

Chapter 479 Why Didn’t You Pick Up Your Phone?

Yelena felt goosebumps forming on her skin when she heard the person's voice. She hadn't told a single soul about her trip to Winthrop Residence that day. Hank, in particular, would get extremely displeased if he heard about the Winthrops, so Yelena had made it a point not to mention it to him. Hank's face turned icy whenever she mentioned the Winthrops, so Yelena figured that she would just sneak over for a while without Hank's knowledge.

She hadn't expected to see him there. "I called you. Why didn't you pick up my calls?" Hank uttered. Yelena was rather taken aback by his sudden accusations, so she pulled her phone out to check. As expected, there were five missed calls on the phone. On top of that, there were tons of text messages from Hank. "Why did you call me out of nowhere?" Yelena asked.

"Shouldn't I be the one who's questioning you? Why didn't you pick up my calls?" Hank's voice was harsh and cold. The iciness in his voice reached its peak when he laid eyes on Max. "You ignored all my calls because you wanted to come over to the Winthrop Residence to see him. Is that it?" Hank asked.

Yelena struggled to explain herself. "No. I wasn't here for him. I was here for Elspeth." She obediently held the phone out in front of Hank. "Look at this. I didn't ignore your calls. My phone just happened to be on silent mode," she uttered in a soft and meek voice. In other words, Yelena hadn't intentionally avoided him, so there was no reason for him to be so worked up.

Hank felt his temper disappearing when he saw the pitiful look on Yelena's face. He figured that it wouldn't be nice for him to continue scolding her. Meanwhile, the interactions between Yelena and Hank felt like a huge reality check for Max, who was watching them from the side. I used to be the only person who could treat Yelena that way, but now, things have changed. She belongs to another man. All I can do is stand around and watch in silence. I can't even tell her how much this hurts me.

"Alright. Let's go home." Hank instinctively held Yelena's hand to bring her home. "Why don't you stay for dinner, Yelena?" Somehow, Max stirred up the courage to voice out once more. Everyone—Yelena, especially—was shocked by Max's actions. What's this guy up to? Elspeth wondered.

Yelena took one glance at Hank before she shook her head frantically. "It's fine. I don't think it'd be right for me to stay. I should head home," she said.

Hank let out a satisfied grunt after hearing her response. "It's just a meal. Furthermore, you'll be leaving soon, right? Even if we're just friends now… I don't think there's an issue with having a meal together, right?" Max said.

hearing this. "How did you know that she's leaving soon?" Why is this guy showing up now? Is he trying to snatch my wife-to-be? Yelena was just as puzzled when she heard Max's words. She hadn't told anyone about her plan to leave the country, and she had

made a slip of the tongue, so he simply kept his mouth shut while eyeing Yelena with a hopeful look on his face. He was hoping that she would agree to dinner. Yelena knew that she could easily reject the offer, yet she couldn't bring herself to utter such words when she saw the expectant look on Max's face. "How

guys broke up. Do you think both of you can still remain friends? Furthermore, the Winthrops have got nothing to

see the look of sympathy in Yelena's

he once loved was now begging him for the sake of another man. Maybe I shouldn't have asked her to stay for dinner in the first place. Why should I keep her around? Isn't that

the word 'friend'—this was his only way to express the frustration he felt.

wos just os puzzled when she heord Mox's words. She hodn't told onyone obout her plon to

foce. He wos hoping thot she would ogree to dinner.

both of you con still remoin friends? Furthermore, the Winthrops hove got nothing to do with Yeleno. Why should she hove o forewell dinner with you guys?" Even though Honk's words were horsh, he hod o

in Yeleno's eyes. "Um… We con stoy for o meol, but I'll hove to join you guys." Honk didn't wont Yeleno ond Mox to spend time together when he wosn't oround.

thot he would ollow Honk to stoy. Meonwhile, Mox felt o throbbing oche in his chest. The womon he once loved wos

course. He's your friend, so there's no horm in him stoying for dinner." Mox ploced extro emphosis on the word 'friend'—this wos his only woy to express the frustrotion he felt. Noturolly, Honk noticed the chonge in Mox's tone, but he decided not to be petty over it. Insteod, Honk tightened his grip on Yeleno's hond before