Chapter 70 Get Her Back

“If you’re really allergic to alcohol, it’s not too late to admit defeat now.”

Braden said coldly to Shirley.

His goal was to make Shirley back off, not to hurt her.

Shirley continued to pretend to be weak and looked pitiful. “It doesn’t matter. I want everyone to

feel my sincerity.”

What a stubborn woman!

Braden had run out of patience. He raised his chin and said coldly, “Let’s begin.”

Everyone held their breath and automatically retreated a few steps, silently watching the show.

They played a simple game, rock–paper–scissors.

Braden, who was like a cold iceberg, actually rarely played such games. He only played with Karen and Keith when he wanted to play the game.

He knew that his skills were not that good, but it was more than enough to deal with a newbie like

Shirley.

Surprisingly, Shirley was not defeated at once.

“Rock!”

“Paper.”

“Scissors!”

Seeing that the game was getting more and more intense, Braden frowned slightly and had no

choice but to pay more attention to it.

“Rock!”

Shirley stretched out a fist. Braden stretched out his palm.

She immediately clapped her hands in excitement and smiled like a child. “I’m sorry. Mr. Stewart. You lost Drink up!”

“Ho.t?

Braden was clear, still in a state of confusion

A few seconds ago, he was still thinking of showing Shitley some mercy but he just a few seconds

later

Everyone was also surprised, but no one dared to say anything.

It was a little embarrassing for a man to lose to a woman.

Braden had a cold face and asked Liam to pour him a glass of wine. He drank it all in one gulp and said to Shirley, “Let’s continue.”

“Mr. Stewart, you are really a gentleman. Thank you for letting me win just now. Don’t let me win anymore. Just show me your real strength.”

Shirley held back her laughter and pretended to be grateful.

He pursed his

thought, it was a coincidence. It must be a

the game

The second round began.

was even more strange.

afraid that you have to have

on. Braden lost all the

liquor, the entire bottle of wine was about

said, “Mr. Stewart, why don’t we forget about

“Continue!”

as he held onto Shirley and continued to

her

had no choice but to

Braden was not good at this drinking game But she didn’t expect

bad at it

It was obvious that he did I go to nightclubs frequently. He was not good at these drinking

she didn’t go to nightclubs a lot but her good friend Nau y always drank with

pregnaid she would have deliberately lost to Braden who had a strong desire to win the game Then she would be able to go home rather fox at hop on

decanter had been drunk by Braden, Shirley let out a sigh of relief and said to everyone,

that whoever loses should do one thing

firm voice, “The only request I have for Mr. Stewart is that he should stop interfering with my career and preventing me from entering this industry.

she picked up her bag and prepared to

leave just

Shirley and

unsmiling handsome face was actually a little red, but

“Or what?”

eyes

Shirley couldn’t help but think of that night. He also blocked her way and then

pretended that nothing had happened. This kind of irresponsible cowardly behavior made her

If

for a long time, avoided him with a cold face and

without looking

been slapped

expression on his face.

making people unable to figure out

atmosphere in the private room was gloomy. Everyone

of fear

was well behaved and elegant She was a

actually be so bold?

who dared to treat Braden so atropanthy

‘raden a toleranc

this because of

that Braden

Braden was quite difficult to deal with and

asked

lose control. If so many people saw what Braden. did, Braden would

with them!

was perceptive. After exchanging a few words of courtesy, they all

was an old man who looked experienced. He even patted Braden on the shoulder and said earnestly, “Mr. Stewart, don’t be discouraged. Take her back. Come

Come on! Even if she

to the ground with

helped him to sit on the dining chair and comforted him softly, “Mr.

drunk. I’ll send

drunk.

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