Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife
Chapter 418 - 215 You Don’t Have a Crush on Me, Do You?_2

Chapter 418: Chapter 215 You Don’t Have a Crush on Me, Do You?_2

Upon arriving at the Chengtian Mall, Jane Quinlan slowly maneuvered into the parking spot and parked the car.

"Alright Mr. Forrest, we’ve arrived. Please get out of the car."

Kay Forrest looked at her and bewitchingly smiled, "I won’t tip you. Instead, come upstairs with me, that’ll be your tip."

"What tip?"

He ignored her and had already gotten out of the car and was heading towards the mall.

Jane quickly got out of the car and followed him: "That smile you had just now seemed to suggest something."

"There was indeed something," he said, pulling her into his arms, "Let’s go, to watch a movie."

"Huh?" Jane was stunned, she was going to watch a movie with him?

Isn’t that a bit odd?

She looked at him puzzled, "Are you okay, actually agreeing to watch a movie with me?"

"Do you have other plans this afternoon?"

Jane shook her head: "Nope."

"Well then, since you’d just sleep if you went home, why not watch a movie instead?"

Jane gave a speechless smile: "You must think it awkward to watch a movie alone.

Fine fine, I’ll reluctantly keep you company then."

Actually, it had been a long time since she last watched a movie.

Kay Forrest gave her a sideways glance, him being alone?

He could have a line of women over with just a phone call.

This woman really doesn’t know how blessed she is.

"I’ll go buy the tickets, you go get the popcorn and Coke."

Kay Forrest was different from many wealthy young masters, he was very down-to-earth.

He knew all about the common ways of life.

Like watching movies, eating popcorn, and drinking Coke.

After Jane finished queuing and buying popcorn, she saw a little girl crying profusely, looking around with fearful eyes.

There were many adults around, even some couples in love, watching the little girl, yet no one approached to ask what had happened.

She, holding the popcorn and Coke, squatted down in front of the girl, looked her in the eyes and asked, "Little sister, what’s wrong? Why are you crying so sadly?"

"I can’t find my dad..."

"Where was the last place you saw your dad?" She gently held the little girl’s hand, her eyes full of tenderness.

This scene was just seen by Kay Forrest who had finished buying the tickets and was walking over.

Kay Forrest wasn’t in a hurry to come over, and just watched the scene from afar.

The little girl’s crying voice became hoarse: "My dad said he was going to the restroom, and asked me to wait at the door..."

"The restroom here?"

The little girl shook her head: "I don’t know which one, I just saw some kids playing and joined them for a while, and then I realized dad was gone, I couldn’t find him."

"Did you go upstairs?"

The little girl shook her head: "No."

"Then do you know your dad’s name?"

"Adrian Golden."

"Let’s go, auntie will take you to find your dad." She handed the popcorn to the girl: "This is for you to eat."

The little girl held the popcorn, and although she didn’t eat it, she indeed stopped crying.

She stood up, looked back and saw Kay Forrest standing there, she took the girl’s hand and walked over: "This little girl got separated from her dad, let’s go to the mall’s broadcast room to make an announcement."

Kay Forrest nodded: "Sure."

He smiled and made a phone call; soon after, the mall manager arrived at the cinema.

Kay Forrest walked over from a distance as the manager respectfully said, "Young master, why didn’t you inform us you were coming..."

"We found Mr. Adrian Golden’s daughter, let’s have a broadcast calling him to come to the cinema entrance to find her. After the broadcast, there’s no need for you to come up."

"Yes, young master."

The manager turned and left, and soon the broadcaster’s gentle voice came through: "Now a missing person announcement, Mr. Adrian Golden, Mr. Adrian Golden, upon hearing this broadcast, please immediately come to the seventh floor cinema entrance, your daughter is waiting for you there.

Repeating the announcement, Mr. Adrian Golden..."

Fifteen minutes passed after the broadcast, and Mr. Adrian Golden still hadn’t appeared to find the child.

As the movie time had already passed, Kay Forrest felt somewhat annoyed.

However, when he turned to look at Jane, his heart was slightly moved; she was smiling gently, soothing the girl with a beautiful look that unexpectedly caught his gaze, for it was very beautiful.

Beautiful? He realized there was a problem with his thoughts.

Kay Forrest immediately moved his gaze away to look elsewhere.

How could he find Jane beautiful? If she is considered beautiful, then all the women in the world would be beauties.

He walked away impatiently and sat down on the side.