When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

Nora wanted us to stay over for a barbecue that night, to which Hannah agreed readily. “No prob. Chandler can cook. He’s a good chef.”

Chandler blushed from the praise. Since everyone agreed to it, we went to get a mountain of ingredients and prepared for the barbecue, and it didn’t take too long to get the food ready. Nora said, “Call Ashton over, Scarlett. It’s quite late, so he’s probably done with work.”

Well, it was getting dark, and everyone was here, so I thought I’d invite him. It was a good chance for them to get to know each other. Then, I called him. It went through a moment later, and I asked, “Are you done, Ashton?”

“He’s still in a meeting, Mrs. Fuller. It might take a while,” a woman answered instead of him. It sounded familiar, but it took me a while to realize that it was Stella.

“I see. Tell him to call me back once he’s done.”

“Yes, Mrs. Fuller.” She hung up after that.

I frowned. Nora, who was washing the veggies, noticed it. “Oh, is he still working?”

I nodded. But he usually brings his phone with him. So why was Stella the one who took the call?

we could have held a gathering. I just called Armond, and he said he’d come over since he

“You guys came

want to talk about it. I was going to stay here for a

stared at her. “Did you

shook her head angrily. “It’s worse than that. I thought he’s a gentle

she said, “When we were still in A City, he promised me he’d take me to his parents when we came to K

he’s still pretending to be a mild-mannered man in

he shows up. He sucks as a boyfriend. You know him well, so please lecture him for me,

quietly and sighed. So Armond didn’t tell her about the incident in Moranta. But she should have met Holden, shouldn’t she? Didn’t Holden tell her anything? I texted Holden, asking him if he had told her anything about the fight between Armond and

after I texted him, and Nora went to take it happily, despite the fact that she had just complained about Armond

you have a whole group

if. Get in. Annoy me again and you’ll never hear

He squinted at me coolly before putting on his warm, fake smile.