True Love Waits

Knowing what Terilynn meant, Dixon cast a glance at the silent Carlos through the rearview mirror and answered after some hesitation, "Yes."

Terilynn covered her mouth in shock. So her sister and Sheffield had known each other for a long time. What was worse, he was the guy who got her pregnant. In a hurry, she took out her phone and shot a message to Joshua. "Sheffield and my sister are old friends, huh?"

But Joshua didn't answer her. 'He might be at work,' she thought.

"Dixon..." Carlos called out. He wanted the younger man to stand by for orders.

But his voice trailed off as he saw Evelyn kissing Sheffield. The moment seemed to go on forever. The smile on her face widened.

Carlos changed the order he was going to give.

It was not until Evelyn pressed Sheffield against the car to wipe away the smears of lipstick from his face that Carlos said to Dixon, "Drive."

Dixon turned around and caught a glimpse of Carlos, his expressionless boss. He wondered what was going through the man's mind. So he wasn't going to clean the young doctor's clock this time?

The Emperor slowly glided away like a phantom, like it was never there in the first place.

Carlos stared out the window. "Don't tell your sister we went anywhere," he told Terilynn.

"What? Why?" Terilynn asked in confusion.

Carlos didn't answer her.

Terilynn thought for a while and said tentatively, "Dad, Evelyn is a lot happier with Sheffield than she is with Calvert. You can see it in her eyes, on her face. Stop butting into their love life. Just leave them alone."

"Humph!" With a snort, Carlos said coldly, "I can't just sit back and do nothing. That man is dangerous, and there's a reason he tries to make time with my daughter. I won't let her be hurt again!" Terilynn chose to shut up and leave it alone.

Sheffield took Evelyn to the most happening place in Y City. He found a parking spot, albeit a few blocks from where he wanted to be.

He grabbed her hand and led her along the busy street. "Hungry?" he asked in a soft voice.

"A little."

let go of her hand and took something from his pocket. He unwrapped and held it close to her lips. "Come on,

plum. It was her favorite snack, so

about something else?"

how much she liked it, she had to think of her health. It might taste incredible, but all

of anything is bad for you." Then he popped the candy in his

see it: snack

she didn't know where to go. She could only follow

for her were delicious. She really wanted to try foods that she

were choked with people. This was really a popular spot, and everyone had the same idea as they did. Afraid of losing her, Sheffield held her hand tightly as he bought her some red

the snack street, they came to a central square. Evelyn, a red bean pancake in hand, happened to notice that her shoelaces had come untied. She called out to Sheffield. "Hold

red bean pancake, intending for him to

wrong? You don't

I need to tie my shoes." Evelyn lowered her gaze to

I see." Instead of taking the red bean pancake from her,

shoelaces, Evelyn smiled and said, "That's not necessary. I can do it

raising his head, Sheffield joked, "The queen can't bow her head, or the crown will

it means that the queen can't bow to an enemy. It's not about tying a shoe. Are you saying I can't bend down to do

make sure

him and pushed him. "Hey, cut it out! You have some nerve! Want to be

honey. But if you called me your husband, I wouldn't mind you teaching me a lesson in..." Sheffield wanted to say, "I wouldn't mind you teaching me a lesson in bed." But he swallowed that last word, afraid that Evelyn

his mind, Evelyn said with a frown, "You're holding me too tight.

take you home," Sheffield suddenly

She looked at him, confusion

we go home and do something

being with him wasn't such a hot idea. She had a hunch that he would get on her nerves so much that she'd become an absolute bitch. Looking at her blushing face, Sheffield continued with a wicked smile, "Don't be shy, Eve. You should learn from me-be bold and direct. That way you might have the chance to

suddenly pointed at the square a short distance