The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride
Chatper 1893
The car pulled to a curb and Yasmine spoke with a detached indifference before
swinging the door open and stepping out.
She glanced at the nearby diner, a sardonic smile creeping over her lips. The
place was one of P City’s top-tier spots, not the kind of joint a college kid with no
family to speak of could afford – hell, even folks from a decent background
wouldn’t waltz in there without a second thought.
Talking about splashing the cash.
Boyd followed, stepping out of the car’s other side.
Yasmine was on the edge of the pavement, the rush of traffic buzzing by. Boyd,
with a furrowed brow, strode over to her and guided her across to the safety of
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the sidewalk.
Yasmine brushed off his hand, “I’ll say it again – I’m not feeling great, I’m not
going to the hospital, and I certainly don’t need you hovering over me every
second. You go meet whoever you’re meeting. I’m heading home.”d2
She pulled out her phone to order a ride.
Boyd, with pursed lips, snatched the phone from her grasp. Yasmine looked at
her empty hand, her usually impassive face darkening with irritation. “Boyd,
there’s a limit, you know. My temper’s been good lately, but don’t mistake that
for weakness.”
Instead of responding, Boyd opened the car door and nudged her back in.
“Can’t bear the thought of leaving you here to fend for yourself. Does that make
me heartless and cold? I don’t think so.”
Her smile was syrupy sweet, “Heartless and cold? Those words don’t even
begin to do you justice.”
Boyd slid back into the car and shut the door behind him. “Drive.”
Rubbing at her temples, Yasmine continued, “So you’re playing the soothing
boyfriend now, only to deal with Serana later? Doesn’t that wear you out?”
“You and she are never on the same scale for me,” Boyd said. “Making you feel
better doesn’t mean I have to deal with her. And like I said, she’s not your
concern.”
Yasmine gave a half-hearted smile, watching the road ahead, “If you don’t listen
to me and end up taking me to the hospital anyway, you might as well fire your
driver and sell the car.”
She noticed the driver stiffen – clearly, he wasn’t deaf.
Boyd turned to look at her, his hand briefly checking her forehead for fever
before letting it drop. “You sure you don’t need the hospital?”
She gave him a withering glance and remained silent. The look in her eyes said
it all – she was looking at him like he was an idiot.
Boyd pressed his lips together, then took her hand gently, “Home.”
“My place,” Yasmine corrected.
He didn’t speak, just gave a meaningful look to the driver, who understood
immediately.
On the ride back, Yasmine, leaning against the seat with her eyes closed,
seemed genuinely uncomfortable.
As expected, Serana’s call came through. Boyd answered honestly, saying that
Yasmine wasn’t feeling well – and Yasmine didn’t even bat an eyelash.
Was Boyd honest? Painfully so. Not just with her, but with everyone. It seemed
‘lies’ were not in his vocabulary. But then again, she couldn’t fault someone for
being too sincere.
Half-asleep, she felt the car stop and was just straightening up when Boyd
scooped her out of the seat.
Seeing they were at Boyd’s apartment, she frowned, “So my words are just
bullshit to you now?”
He gave her a disapproving glance.
knew he disapproved of her choice
up with something more elegant
punch she intended.
you need here. Aren’t you
didn’t bother
on the couch. “Rest up. I’ll
up for you.”
wasn’t hungry, but she didn’t protest. Just like
as nothing to
a
of chicken
the dining room, Boyd motioned for her to
for her. The table was set with
refreshingly appetizing.
as soon as she sat down. Boyd took a
bowl of soup. After a few sips,
soup as well, and her eyes flickered. “That lazy, huh?
a proper meal when you’re
touched his lips, “This
back to eating in
they had finished, Boyd asked if she was
gave a noncommittal hum.
day, Yasmine called in sick to school. Boyd,
caretaker, stayed home with
was his makeshift office, papers
half-watched some TV
to check in on them and offered to come over
which Boyd
hand, listlessly watching a TV show she
stumbled upon halfway through.
no effort to hide, so she couldn’t help
women discussing their love
didn’t want Boyd to have any secret dealings with Serana
she want to watch them
as though they were guiltless. It was even
Boyd gave her
for lunch?”
“I don’t know.”
time, so Boyd didn’t press
not long after, the doorbell
awake by the sound. The TV in front of
switched to commercials.
up to
It was Serana.
are you here?”
heard Yasmine
check on
Nobody knew better than Serana herself that
the last thing Yasmine needed. It
salt in
groceries, clearly planning
at Yasmine, asking where she
Yasmine replied, her voice light
expression shifted ever so slightly,
whip up something light
it. You
head, “Let me do it. You
it with a lunch isn’t too much
sarcastic laugh from her perch on the
consent, Serana headed straight for the kitchen. “By
quite a lot of groceries
over?”
Boyd frowned, “Who?”
“A friend of mine.”
Serana opened the kitchen door,
off from them.
darkened. Yasmine wasn’t sure if it
unannounced, the fact that she insisted on cooking,
invite a stranger
his mood sour, smirked and tossed the
up and heading
same level as Serana? Well,
theory to the test.
living room, looking even more
rang again. Serana dashed out from the
answer it.
sat on the sofa, his efficiency with paperwork drastically lower
been watching her shows
with her guest,
down his papers and stood up, giving Serana’s companion a
glance.
simply, with a polite, shy smile that seemed
Boyd stand, he quickly said, “Hi, I’m Patrick,
a cold look and nodded
time. Lunch is ready. Boyd,
“Sure.”
making things
to skip lunch. Since he couldn’t win with
carried her straight to the dining
he threw a cushion from his chair onto the
to step
reluctance to afford Serana any
feelings. She couldn’t bring herself to
guests.
interaction left
with a smile, “It’s a light broth. I added just
stimulate the appetite.
Boyd’s foot, and ground
had
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