Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 60

As Aurelia looked at him, a thought crossed her mind.

Leslie had a car, and getting him to send her to work would be faster than using the subway. Not only would she not be late, but she could also use Leslie to shut Seth and the other people up.

Was this a stroke of luck from the heavens?

Standing in the foyer, Aurelia hesitated but eventually voiced her request.

“Mr. Synder, could you drop me off at the office? I can’t afford to be late again this month.” Leslie, who was currently adjusting his tie, paused in his actions.

His expression darkened.

So, had Aurelia really decided to use him to provoke her ex–boyfriend?

He looked at her and happened to see the pair of high heels next to her feet.

“Fine,” he said indifferently.

He was curious to see how this drama would unfold.

“Thank you,” Aurelia thanked him and quickly put on her shoes.

Leslie drove fast, and they were almost at her workplace in what felt like the blink of an eye.

off the increasing nervousness as they got closer to

clutched her bag tightly.

a ride to work, but there she was, taking advantage of him. What was the difference between her behavior and

Aurelia exclaimed, “Please pull

her mess just to spite Seth. He was

parked the car at the side of

We’re almost at your

Aurelia had

you breakfast. There’s a bakery nearby, and the croissants there are delicious.

the car, bought two croissants and two cups of coffee, and returned

the car.

can manage it from here. I’ll leave your breakfast in the

food, turned off the ignition, and leaned lazily against

reflected in his eyes, making them

think I would believe that? Explain clearly.”

then got into the car.

me up ahead. He doesn’t believe that I could get married so quickly, and he insists on getting back together with me. He’s

off, and I’d just go along with it and make him give up. But I know that there are a lot of people waiting to

really sorry. I almost got you involved in this

this, the coldness in Leslie’s eyes softened slightly, replaced by a

get back together with