True Love Waits

Chapter 651 Orion Is Pursing Me

The moment she was done speaking, Blair hurled herself around without hesitation and began to leave. However, her departure was cut short within just a few steps by the unexpected sighting of a car. Not far away from them, a familiar black Hummer was parked on the roadside in front of the company building. That wasn't the only familiar or unexpected sight! Blair could also see a man dressed in a green military uniform and black combat boots leaning against the car door; he was smoking a cigarette leisurely, and staring in her direction. For all his magnificence, he still wore an expressionless face.

'Wesley? When did he get here? How long has he been standing there? Damn! Wesley understands English; so did he hear what Orion and I were talking about?' Blair wondered inwardly.

Orion saw the man too. Like an elephant seeing an old foe, he immediately recognized him as the person who had all but carried Blair away from the pub last time. He took a couple of steps towards Blair and asked under his breath, "Is that him? Is he that 'one' person in your heart?"

Without turning her head around, she nodded and replied in a confident and decisive tone, "Yes, that's him. I'll be his girlfriend sooner or later, Orion."

Orion fell silent upon hearing that powerful tone.

Blair herself seemed uninterested in him now. Holding the bouquet of lilies, she walked up to Wesley. "You finished your work?"

Wesley put out the cigarette and threw a fleeting glance at the flowers she was holding in her hands. "Mmm hmm. Get in the car." He was his usual tacit self, wasting no words and conveying everything shortly "Yes." They walked towards the passenger door. Orion clearly saw it with his own eyes that without seemingly any effort at all, Wesley naturally carried her into the passenger seat and fastened her seat belt. Then, the soldier walked around the front of the vehicle at a crisp trot and got into the driver's seat. The next moment, the car rolled into the traffic.

Once they were safely clear of the building, Blair glanced at the lilies, lost in some thought. A moment later, she told Wesley tentatively, "Orion is pursuing me."

"I can see that," Wesley responded calmly, though his eyes fluttered towards the flower for just a second.

She continued, "I mean we were good friends. But suddenly, he started giving me flowers, and today, he gave me a car! He told me that he will give me everything I want. I'm a bit moved."

'Moved?'

His Adam's apple bobbed. "Hmm." The tone remained flat.

Blair began asking his opinion after that. "Wesley, do you think I should accept his love? Should I marry him and settle down in England with him? I mean, he treats me well, and we sometimes have fun. His mom treats me well too. They helped me a lot when I was in England..." Her voice trailed off. It dawned on her that she was especially popular with the elders. It was amusing to think that someone as young as her was stealing the hearts of older people.

had stopped at a traffic light. Glancing at the flowers in her arms, he then said slowly, "A criminal psychology teacher once told me: the more enthusiastically a boy pursues a girl, the more aggressively he will hurt her at the time of the breakup. So..." He paused meaningfully and looked her straight in the eye. "I can't make your decisions for you. I can only tell you that you shouldn't lose your head or yourself. Never put your guard down. And always be cautious." This was perhaps the longest he had spoken to

this outpour.

fell silent once again. When they stopped at the next intersection, Wesley broke the silence once more. "You turned down the job I recommended you for. I think now I know why. Am I correct in thinking that you had a backup plan from the

he always did. She shook her head. "No. When I resigned from the Jin Group, I had no idea that Orion had opened a branch of his company here. It

the last intersection. Wesley said nothing in response and pretty soon,

in a hurry to get

was filling the air of the car, reaching his nose. Perhaps that was what made him annoyed and threw him into action. Out of the blue, he grabbed the bouquet from her hands, opened the door, and got out. The next moment, he had angrily

he helped Blair get out of his vehicle, he reminded her in a cautious tone, "Since you haven't yet agreed to

that. In fact, I didn't even know why Orion was giving me these flowers at first. When I said he didn't have to, he just told me that one of his friends overseas had sent these flowers to his girlfriend by air. For some unknown reason, there was always an extra bouquet of flowers in the bunch, and Orion told me that he was giving that

was up; he had a purpose behind this,

that he was oozing with anger. Was he unsatisfied with Orion? She ran and hurriedly caught up to him. "Wesley, if you don't want me to accept Orion's love, I won't accept his love. I haven't

his mind all of a sudden. After pressing the up button, he turned around and told her in a calm voice, "No. If you like him, then you should go out with him. Sure he isn't strong enough to protect you all the time,

guesses based on the fact that Orion had a company. But the truth was, the night that Orion had called Blair to the pub, Wesley had conducted a thorough investigation on his background. The man hailed from a wealthy family abroad. Unlike several famous sons of rich families, he wasn't a playboy who

confused. What did Wesley want? Obviously, he had

him." Wesley proposed a simple solution

into a virtual frenzy, since she was unable to understand what he was

to the apartment. She

I needed to tell you something. I am going for a mission

"Yes..."

something to eat. I need to leave right

her. There was

coming back home just for that sole purpose. Was this different from the other missions he had gone on before? Was it a more dangerous one? Or was it going to take a longer time for him to fulfill this one? So many questions popped up in her mind at once that

silent for a minute, then he replied casually, "Just a common mission. Don't worry about it.

helplessly. She couldn't