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CHAPTER 36
Chapter 36 Chapter 35 “This is cute,” Thared to adr always loved about he dress Xander ught for me earlier Just as always, his taste was still perfect. Somet as Ella is not my daughter led loudly as though had lost mynda slumped on the bed, excited even though there was no reason to be so worked up about that ice of information “Stop acting tha to myself, but emotion ended up getting the best of me, forcing me to smile aga while singer who hatest funt we well, the feeling was more than finding love. “Where is my phone? I need to take some pictures, “ Asif that As if my phone heard me looking for me sound at that moment and But when that it was beside me on the bed the whole time. Oh, here you are reached for the phone, urinsed 1, and a lot pooped then it was a tot from Miguel 1 an // d Twas able to get to the person in charge cautio non at the restaurant and the flats. They said that the footage will be ready in a couple of hours “Alright. Thank you In her pliare kolies, as pica gomage, want and and took a few pictures of myself in ta )
the beautiful drams i “Now, let’s food the internet with is quita lex” was going to good there, but changed my mind meataly upon realising that Xander could see “Why am I even meaning than sut my mind.” (cated at budly as food up for the teil and took off the dress immediately. This man was my es fusharst, ka il maulla pisati shes getting pit from fun and man wearing 4. 1 shouldn: 1 have done that prl want, as i imashed for my phone and dialed Chica’s number. She picked on the Keeping the dress was going to remind me af tun why mant string “Come to my room,” I disconnected the call and dropped my phone on the bad art. Even though this decision didn’t make any sense, but because I really wanted to get rid of the dress, I couldn’t told back. A few minutes later, a knock sounded on my door, and knowing was Chowered her “Do you need anything, ma’am?” She bowed signty and you wake made my “Notally Try this on,” I picked up the dress and held it out to Huh?” She blinked her eyes as she looked from the dress to “What you don’t wanted my eyes, but he quickly shook her head in deal of thinking that it looks expensive, Tapis konw your wins to my dressing room. You ca pointed toward my stressing though she 80% Chapter 36 “Yes, ma’am,” And with that, she walked away with the dress. “Did I make the right decision?” I muttered, giving my decision a second thought, and as much as I didn’t want to do this, I thought it was the best I could do since I wasn’t going to wear it, anyways A few minutes later, Chloe stepped out of my dressing room, looking all cute in the dress.
“It looks good on you. You should take it,” I smiled at her, but she stared at me uncomfortably. “Ma’am, I don’t think I should take this. It’s really expensive. I’m sure my two months salary won’t afford it,” She complained, and I rolled my eyes. “It’s a gift from me to you, so take it.” I persuaded her, and she slowly nodded. “Thank you so much, ma’am. I really appreciate,” “Hmm… You’re welcome. You may go ahead now, “Thank you ma’am.” She said once again before leaving “That’s a good one,” I breathed out. The sound of my ringing phone disrupted me, and a smile formed on my lips when I checked the caller and saw that it was Xander. “What do you want?” I rolled my eyes after I answered the call. Deep inside me, I was super excited that he called me, “Hello!” My smile slowly faded when I heard an unfamiliar masculine voice from the other end. “Who are you? Why are you with Xander’s phone? Is he ok? What happened to him?” I bombarded whoever the person was with series of questions, worried. “The owner of the phone got drunk and passed out. Can you come and get him from the bar next to city estate?” I was surprised to hear that knowing Xander wasn’t a heavy drinker. Though I had no idea about when we were not together, but Xander had never drank so much until he passed out, so this was unusual. “Uhm…” I paused and bit my bottom lip. Why should I consider him when he never did the same for me six years ago? Why should I be worried if something happens to him when he didn’t care if I was safe that night or not? I shouldn’t care whatever happens to him, yeah? “This is a wrong number,” I ended the call immediately and tossed my phone back on the bed be I say another word. before the person could: Did I do the right thing? What if I end up regretting this later? What if something bad happened to him out there and I end up feeling the guilt for the rest of my life? “He wouldn’t have thrown you out that night if he had thought of the same thing. He would never
have done that to you,” I reminded myself of that night, holding on to it as an enough reason for me not to care about whatever happened to him. “He deserves whatever happens to him later,” In a bid to get myself distracted from thinking about him, I left for the bathroom, had a cold bath which lasted for thirty minutes, and walked back into my room to rest. It was past 6pm. I did every other things just so I won’t think about him or be concerned about him, but it didn’t work out. After thirty minutes of surfing through the internet searching for nothing, I finally left my room with my car keys after I changed into something else, and left for the bar. The drive to the bar took much time before I arrived. 11:10 Wed, 12 Jun Chapter 36 80% “Excuse me… I got a call earlier about a friend passing out here after a few drinks. Where is he?” I asked the bartender, a young man in his late twenties. “Oh… Someone came to get him already,” I pulled a puzzled look after he told me that. “Someone? Who?” “I guess she’s someone close to the man, so you can call him and ask. Excuse me, Ms. I need to attend to customers,” He smiled at me politely, and i slowly nodded as I stepped away from the counter. ‘A woman came to get him? Who could it be? Could it be his secretary? I mean that Nancy lady or whatever her name was? Is he seeing someone?’ Those crazy thoughts lingered on my mind as I advanced toward the door. What if he is seeing someone else? How is that your business?”© NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.