Chapter 14 She’ll Be Here

“All right,” Annalise replied. Julian’s gentle tone rendered her happy to agree to his request.

She felt him holding her hand, and she tried to pull away, but his grip tightened.

Thus, she had no choice but to come up with an excuse. “Mr. Parks… Julian, it’s getting late, so I have to head home. I’ll come over tomorrow to send your grandfather off with you.”

Julian heard Annalise pause and address him by his name, and he was elated. Unable to control his excitement, he pulled her into his arms and looked down at her, his eyes glimmering. “What did you just call me?”

“Julian Parks!” Annalise exclaimed, startled by Julian’s sudden actions. Her heart fluttered.

Their current posture was quite intimate..

Plus, they were under the street light, and the faint yellow glow of the street light created a hazy atmosphere, which made Annalise feel overwhelmed.

There was a hint of earnestness and enchantment in Julian’s deep and magnetic voice as he said, “Lose the ‘Parks’ part.”

Annalise’s ears became red as she suddenly realized how good Julian was at flirting.

“He’s even better at flirting than Benjamin. He’s already flirting with me after we have only known each other. for two days! I wonder how many girls he had flirted with before? So that’s why he had to pretend to be married to fend off his pursuers,” Annalise thought as she instantly came to her senses.

She pushed him away and forcibly pulled her hand away from his grip.

Julian was startled, but he eventually came to a realization.

“This is normal. She has just gone through a breakup, and she was betrayed, so it’s difficult for her to trust someone else. I’m too impatient,” he thought to himself.

“I’m going home!” Annalise snapped.

“Let me drive you home,” Julian offered.

“It’s fine. I’ll just call myself a cab.”

“You’re a woman. It’s not safe for you to hail a cab alone at night,” Julian insisted.

Annalise suddenly recalled what Benjamin had said to her before. “Anna, you’re a woman. You shouldn’t go. out at night because it’s not safe.”

“So, Benjamin and Julian are the same! They are both great at caring for women and flirting. Ah, whatever! They are both liars anyway,” she thought to herself.

told Annalise that a car would be arriving

of them. A driver

her that. “It’s nothing. It’s just

that, the driver drove Annalise to the Barton residence.

arrived home when she

was a message from Julian: “Will you be up at

mentioned that she

She replied: “Yes.”

if we’re sending someone to the airport. I’ll only sleep in

I’ll pick you

back: “All

have taken a stroll

I knew it. I held his hand when I was talking on the

don’t misunderstand. I was talking on the phone at that time, so I wasn’t paying

no need to apologize. Good night.

and also wished him

was about to put down her phone and take a

you free tomorrow? Can you accompany me on a blind date? This is so annoying! I keep telling my mother that I’m only 24 years old this year, but she keeps forcing me to go on a blind date. She says that if I don’t find someone right now, all the good candidates

few good friends that Annalise had.

the first day when Kent

all the upper-class people in Horington to attend. Most women around her age were disgusted that she came from a rural area, but Samantha

to the airport tomorrow, so she replied: “I’m really sorry. I’m busy tomorrow because I have to send someone to the

My blind date

blind date is at

treat me to dinner.” Annalise could not help but

“I have no choice. My mother

“All right.

Come to Hamilton

blind date at a hotel? Why do I have the feeling that this man has

something and chat in the lounge by the main hall downstairs. Even if I like him, there’s no way I would get a

and replied: “It’s fine as long you know what you’re

it. See you tomorrow! Love

Samuel to the airport, Julian invited Annalise to

the day they went to get their certificates, Annalise wanted to repay him, so she insisted on paying for their lunch this

wanted to have lunch together with Annalise,

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