Chapter 230 A Difficult Person to Deal With

I wasn't sure when Drew spotted me, but now he's heading straight for us.

Faris had both kids in his arms, I was dragging the luggage with one hand and had my other arm linked with Faris's, trying to stay cool and keep moving forward.

Faris glanced at me, a bit of a flattered smile on his face.

By the time Faris turned back, Drew was already in front of us.

Drew gave me a once-over, then eyed the suitcase I was dragging, a faint smile on his lips.

"Fancy running into you again. Off on a trip?"

"Do you know him?" Faris asked, looking at me curiously.

I shook my head, forcing an awkward smile.

Drew's eyes, hidden behind those big sunglasses, seemed to flick over to Faris. He smirked, "You sure switch partners a lot."

His words made my heart skip a beat, but I quickly pulled myself together.

I figured he must've seen me with Jason yesterday, and now seeing me with another guy, that's why he said that. "Where are you headed?" Drew asked again.

This was starting to feel less like a random encounter and more like an interrogation, and it was making me nervous. "Let's go, or we'll miss our flight," Faris said.

I nodded, and we walked around Drew, continuing forward. Luckily, he didn't try to stop us or say anything else.

I had already thought it through; in a public place like the airport, Drew wouldn't dare to pull anything. After all, he's a fugitive. If he tried something, I'd scream, and security would swarm him from all directions. He'd be the one in trouble. I knew Drew wasn't afraid of dying, but since he managed to escape death once, he must have a plan. Facing me, he wouldn't want to risk everything.

Just then, a flight must've landed, and a crowd of people was coming out with their luggage.

Drew suddenly strode past us, heading towards a tall guy in an overcoat and black leather boots, also wearing big sunglasses, and took the suitcase from his hand.

The guy patted Drew's shoulder and said something with a smile. Judging by Drew's demeanor, he seemed pretty respectful towards him.

So Drew was here to pick someone up!

For Drew to risk getting caught to pick someone up, that person must be important.

As Faris and I walked past them, the guy suddenly called out.

"Faris?"

His voice had a hint of doubt, like he wasn't quite sure.

Faris stopped and looked at the guy indifferently.

"And you are?"

he had already seen the man and probably

sunglasses, and I

looked about around forty years old, with large, deep-set eyes, and a scar running from his left eyebrow down to his nose, giving him a menacing look. "I'm Gideon!"

like he just remembered something, but not in

like he was trying to

pack of cigarettes, lit one for himself, and

Gideon's hand hung in the air, his expression

said, "Sir, I'm sorry, but this is a non-smoking

like the type to follow rules, but surprisingly, he put out the cigarette in the ashtray, which caught me off guard. "Thank you

made me uneasy. "A non-smoking airport? Didn't expect Starlight City Airport to get so fancy

said coolly, "Gideon, we have a flight to catch, so we can't stay and

are you heading?" Gideon

we shouldn't answer that, but just then, Hunter moved

to pick them up when Gideon bent down first and

heart skipped a

at the tickets, a sinister smile spreading across his face. "Lumina, huh? Nice place! But going to Lumina in this weather might

We were supposed to go to Seabreeze Harbor,

tickets back from Gideon, smiling lightly. "The weather doesn't matter to me;

eyebrow. "You have a

we really have to go," Faris said, smiling at him before walking

and Gideon smirked as he watched us leave. Drew's sunglasses never came off, but I could feel his eyes

I caught up

we really

smirked and handed me

saw they were still tickets

on?" I

gave a faint

this encounter and

couldn't help but ask,

hint of coldness in them. "Someone you don't

was someone not to mess with, so that guy must be pretty formidable. And even though

thought to myself, 'Gideon, who's not to be trifled with, is in the same

I felt uneasy thinking about how far I was getting from Starlight City. But looking at the

knew I could never fully understand Ethan, and now I

I still had feelings for

Seabreeze Harbor, so coming

small apartment, plopped down, and didn't plan on leaving. He said our home lacked a man and that we couldn't do without

force him to leave; after all,

much time together, I had come to understand Faris a bit. He might seem like a playboy, but

kids to see Aron. After dropping us off, Faris said he'd check on his club and asked me to call him when I was

a coincidence that it happened to be Aron's birthday, and all his kids were there, so we ended

granddaughter-in-law, Wren, was super friendly when she saw me and even helped hold the kids. She said she had always been good at judging people and knew

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