Chapter 388: You’ve Got to Be Kidding Me
Not long after, a black Volkswagen slowly approached from the end of the alley. It was so ordinary that Cheyenne wouldn’t have noticed it if the car hadn’t stopped right in front of them. After all, there were so many cars like this that cost only a few hundred thousand dollars…
The car window rolled down, revealing a familiar face.
The man smiled and greeted them, “Mr. Foley, Miss Lawrence…”
The one driving the car was his assistant, Chris.
Cheyenne couldn’t help but wonder. She hadn’t seen Kelvin make a phone call just now, so how did he notify Chris?
While she hesitated about whether to get into the car, Kelvin had already taken the initiative to open the car door and stepped forward with his long legs, ready to get in.
Taking a couple of steps away, he noticed Cheyenne hesitating and reminded her, “Get in the car. It’s not safe to linger here.”
The old man waved his hand in agreement, “Master Kelvin is right. You should leave quickly. It’s crowded and not safe here, young lady, remember to send me the clothes.”
“Don’t worry.” She had no other choice since her phone had run out of battery… She couldn’t contact Iker right now either.
Well then, she would go to the Foley mansion first.
Kelvin himself was in such a state, so he wouldn’t dare to do anything to her!
The two of them sat together in the back seat, and the car drove steadily ahead. Chris placed both hands on the steering wheel and occasionally glanced back at the situation inside the car. He was quite puzzled.
How did the President end up with Miss Lawrence?
The car was quiet, and because of the pain, Kelvin leaned against the seat and fell asleep.
His incredibly handsome face was covered in sweat, and his complexion was pale and somewhat purplish. He looked very uncomfortable.
Cheyenne wasn’t in a much better condition either. Her feet were scratched from broken glass, and she had walked all the way in Kelvin’s shoes. The heels of her feet were also blistered.
like walking on a knife’s
It was damn painful!
the Lawrence Villa was on the left. Cheyenne looked at the familiar intersection and calculated that
she suddenly spoke up and instructed Chris, “Mr. Richards, could you please pull
Lawrence… aren’t you going
between stopping the car or continuing to drive, Kelvin, who had been resting his
“Yes, sir.”
watched helplessly as the car became
turn
are
his head on the cushion. He softly said, “Cheyenne, I’m tired.
fell into a light slumber once again,
fragile, like a delicate porcelain
her heart softened when she saw
him when he wakes up. Besides, there are a few things I want to ask
the car
while, the car gradually came to a stop at the entrance of
he didn’t want people outside to know about his injury. She gently shook his shoulder and said, “Hey, Kelvin, you’ve arrived home. Wake up… You can
seemed to intensify.
noise in her ears, but Kelvin managed to squeeze out a smile and opened his deep-set
of staring, he sighed helplessly. “Cheyenne, do you know you’re
rolled her eyes on the spot.
stop talking. What do we do
let anyone
After hesitating for a moment, he had Chris take off his suit jacket and put it on himself, while Cheyenne remained barefoot. Without understanding what she was about to do, her body was suddenly lifted, and she couldn’t help but let out a small gasp, instinctively wrapping her arms around his
What is he doing?
He appeared to be in some pain,
Am I
weighed just over
forehead, adding to the radiance of his smile, leaving Cheyenne
hand is
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