“Don’t let him make you sad, he doesn’t deserve your love. He is just abastarded.” Kyle tried to comfort Diana.
Diana also thought Brian was a bastard. But for some reason, hearing Kyle say the same thing made her feel uncomfortable. It was so strange…
Diana didn’t want to go back. She thought for a while and decided to borrow some money from Kyle so that she could book a room in the hotel.
As Diana wrestled with what to do, a hand reached out from behind her and seized her hand firmly.
“I know you were here!” It was Brian!
Hearing Brian’s voice, Diana was initially nervous, but this quickly turned to anger. She pushed his hand away and shouted, “Why do you always have to trick me?”
Kyle was slow to react, giving Brian the chance to push him to one side and hug Diana around her waist.
Diana tried to struggle. But Brian lowered his head and whispered in her ear, “If you want to be the topic of everyone’s gossip, you can keep fighting. I don’t care what they think of me.”
His warm breath tickled Diana’s ears. She shivered and stared at Brian in protest. Yet Brian just smiled sweetly back at her.
Diana couldn’t bear standing there with him any longer, so she nodded reluctantly at Brian’s car, signaling she was giving in.
Without further ado, Brian held Diana at the waist and walked her to his car in front of the growing crowd of onlookers.
Kyle wanted to stop Brian, but at last, he could only clench his fist in frustration and concede. Last time, he was told off for quarreling with Brian at the party. And he knew that even if he stopped Brian, he couldn’t take Dianaback with him. In truth, he was powerless; he had to let her go.
Diana was exasperated at everything that had happened to her in recent days. She couldn’t come up with a way to properly express herself to truly reject Brian until he put her in his car. Diana suddenly remembered one important thing; she knew Brian’s secret!
So why should she be scared of him?
With that in mind, Diana opened the car window and shouted, “Everybody listens! The famous Brian William is impo…”
Before she completed the final, important word, Brian covered her mouth and pushed her back on the seat.
“What are you looking at?” Brian glanced at the crowd with his sharp and cold eyes. No one dared to utter a word.
Brian flashed them all a self-assured smile, closed the window, and then started the engine.
Diana took out the piece of cloth Brian had stuffed in her mouth. She took a welcome breath of fresh air, then returned to scolding Brian, “You are so boring! Why do you always want to trick me?”
Brian scoffed at Diana’s reply, “I want to ask you the same question. You want to break up with me, to leave me, without a word? Impossible!”
Diana almost laughed out loud. “Brian! You pursue me when all the while, you have a fiancée! Are you shameless?”
“You are my girl. Why can’t I haunt you?” he sneered.
“You are shameless!”
“Whatever, I don’t care,” Brian said, smiling. He always seemed to find these ‘arguments’ quite enjoyable.
Diana was still furious. But she wouldn’t give up that easily.
Diana unfastened her seat belt and leaned toward Brian.
“What are you doing? I am driving. You can’t play tricks, no me now.”
Diana laughed and grabbed a bottle of water. She looked at it mischievously, then slowly opened it.
“Diana, I’m warning you! If you do that, I will kill you!”
“I am not doing anything,” she replied innocently.
At that, she raised her hand and poured the water over Brian, bit by bit. She didn’t pour all of it at once, but let it slowly flow out.
Brian was shaking with anger, but he could do nothing. After all, he was driving. “Diana Anderson! I will kill you!”
Diana smiled and replied, “Mr. William, unless you want me to reveal your secret, I suggest you don’t do anything!”
Brian’s face was as black as a pot. He would have loved to throw Diana out of his car.
At the same time, Carol wasn’t in a good mood either. She never expected that Brian would get out of her car on the way. There was nothing she could do to stop him. And he’d conveniently asked Ken to go with them, so he was then able to drive her home.
Brian always asked her to behave calmly, so she did. But thinking that Brian left her for that girl, Carol was furious. If she saw them together, she would seriously lose it.
Driving the car, Ken noticed Carol’s frightful expression. He knew what she was thinking about. He smiled and said, “Miss Jefferson, boss, must be busy doing something. You don’t have to be unhappy.”
Carol mocked Ken for his blind loyalty. Then she asked, “Ken, has your boss ever mentioned me to you?”
God! Ken was regretting having spoken up.
He cleared his throat and said, “Well, Boss doesn’t really chat with me. He’s always busy doing his business. He doesn’t tell me much.”
“Really?” Carol said suspiciously.
Ken squeezed out a smile. “Yes. He is really busy.”
Carol could tell from Ken’s hesitation that he wasn’t telling her the whole truth.
When it came to Diana, he was always so considerate; he really cared for her. Though he was mean in his words, people could tell a lot from his behavior.
Thinking about how she threw the cheque at Diana, Carol was nervous. Diana told Brian about that. Would Brian hate her?
Before she had time to worry any more, Ken stopped the car and said politely, “Miss Jefferson, here we are.”
Hearing Ken’s voice, Carol relaxed and got out of the car quickly.