Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife
Chapter 392 - 207: Haven’t Seen Me in Two Months, Missed Me? _4

Chapter 392: Chapter 207: Haven’t Seen Me in Two Months, Missed Me? _4

She inexplicably remembered the way someone once scorned the Chery car.

Now, she would be more than happy if she had a QQ to drive.

Squeezed into a photo on the bus every day is not a pleasant experience.

Thinking of Kay Forrest, she quickly shook her head; why has she been thinking about that guy so much lately?

She must be sick.

But... it’s not really her fault.

The day before yesterday, her dad called her, and after some small talk, he asked how little Kay was doing.

At that moment, she really felt like crying.

She actually had some regrets. It would have been better if she had told her parents the truth from the start.

For the sake of that useless pride, she dragged Kay Forrest back home. People are creatures of emotion, easily swayed by feelings.

Now, her parents have such a great impression of Kay Forrest that they often ask when the two of them could get married.

She only intended to hire him for three days, yet unexpectedly... he has been influencing her life all this time.

She leaned back listlessly against the billboard, and a wave of amazement came from the crowd ahead.

She looked up and saw a shiny black car stopped right in front of her.

She doesn’t recognize the logo, but seeing people taking photos with their phones, she guessed this car must be expensive.

Just as she was curious about who would drive such a flashy car, she saw the man getting out from the driver’s seat.

The man rested one hand on the door and the other on the roof of the car as he looked in her direction.

She was stunned, blinking her eyes and staring at the man’s face over and over again.

It was Kay Forrest, yes, it was really him.

He was wearing a flamboyantly pink suit, and even his hairstyle had changed.

But he was so handsome, which made him very recognizable.

As soon as he got out of the car, he instantly captivated all the young girls’ hearts.

Many girls at the bus stop were fawning over him.

She might be relatively calm because she had seen him for several days already.

She just couldn’t figure out why he would suddenly appear here.

While she was staring at him, he gave a mischievous smile, pointed at her and said, "Hey, when do you plan to pay back the money you owe me?"

"Cough, cough..." If it weren’t for the billboard at her back, she would have certainly fainted.

After two months without seeing each other, what kind of awful opening line is that?

So... all those CEO novels are just lying, right?

She had just been hoping that he would say "Get in the car" to her.

Indeed, ideals are beautiful, but reality is too harsh.

Many people turned their attention towards her.

Embarrassed, she bit her lip, squeezed through the crowd, and walked up to him with gritted teeth: "Can you not say things like this in front of so many people? It’s easy to be misunderstood, okay?"

He smirked wickedly, his voice dropping lower: "Did I say something wrong? I’m here to collect a debt."

"Did you come to find me on purpose? How did you know that I take the bus here?"

He shook his hand: "I calculated it by divining."

Too many eyes around them were sizing them up, and a bus was about to arrive at the stop.

Jane Quinlan took a step back, opened the rear door of the car, and got in.

She wouldn’t embarrass herself with him here.

Seeing her obediently getting in the car, Kay Forrest smiled and got into the car too.

As the car quickly left the bus stop, Kay Forrest asked her, "What do you want to eat? I’ll take you out for a meal."

"No need, there’s a bank ahead. Park at the bank entrance, and I’ll go get you the money."

She pointed at the Development Bank at the corner of the street.

Kay Forrest glanced at her in the rearview mirror: "As your creditor, I’m not in a hurry, so why are you?"

"If I don’t pay you back this time, who knows when you’ll suddenly show up again to ask for your money." She didn’t even realize how sour she sounded when she said this.

Kay Forrest started laughing: "Yo, you sound like a complaining wife. What, did you miss me in these past two months?"