My Secret Billionaire Husband
Chapter 1064 - 1062: There’s Nothing She Dares Not to Do Now

Chapter 1064: Chapter 1062: There’s Nothing She Dares Not to Do Now

Brandon Heath had to reach out to support her, lest she lose her balance and fall to the ground.

As a result, the girl beside him leaned all her weight against him.

Aria Rowlett took the opportunity to lean against him, gently shaking his arm and said softly, "Brandon, my head is spinning."

Brandon’s body tensed up, hardly daring to move. His voice was tense as well, "Ms. Aria, you’re drunk. Let me take you home and get some rest, and you won’t feel this awful."

"But I don’t want to go home right now."

Aria bit her lip, looked up at him with her cheeks flushed and eyes blurry, "Brandon, I want to go up the mountain and feel the breeze. Can you take me there? Didn’t you say you’d take me to see the stars on the mountain? Can we go now?"

"It’s been so long since I’ve seen the stars."

"The stars tonight must be especially beautiful."

Brandon was taken aback, "You want to go up the mountain to see stars?"

She actually remembered that.

"Is it not allowed?" Aria felt her head getting dizzier, and she was starting to feel really uncomfortable, her whole body weak and without any strength.

She pressed one hand to her temples, her face scrunched up in pain, "My head is spinning, I feel terrible. I want to go up the mountain and feel the breeze, I want to see the stars. Come on, Brandon, take me there."

"Why are you ignoring me? Didn’t you say you’d cheer me up?"

The girl’s soft body pressed against him, her tender voice echoing in his ear, her hand reaching up to his face.

Her pale, gentle fingers traced the outline of his face like a brush, her eyes half-open, her lost gaze lingering on his handsome features. As she stared, a hint of infatuation emerged in her eyes.

"Brandon, you’re so good-looking."

Aria’s fingers slid down the man’s prominent, well-defined nose, moving lower by the moment.

Brandon’s face suddenly changed, "Ms. Aria, you’re drunk. I’ll take you home right now."

The girl beside him exuded a faint scent of alcohol and sweetness, disturbing his heart, making him who usually hid his emotions and faced any situation calmly, become instantly flustered.

He had never been as panicked as he was now.

Approaching his thirties, he was flustered in front of a nineteen-year-old girl.

His heart raced faster and faster, watching her beautiful face get closer and closer, he stretched out his hand in a panic and pushed her, "Ms. Aria, you’re really drunk."

Aria seemed weak, unable to stand steadily.

With just one push from Brandon, she stumbled backward, her body swaying, nearly falling to the ground.

Seeing this, Brandon quickly pulled her back.

Aria let herself fall into his embrace, wrapping her arms around his waist.

Brandon immediately froze.

His body stiffened, he looked down at the girl in his arms, both helpless and at a loss. One hand in mid-air, unsure whether to put it down or not.

As for the girl in his arms, he had no idea what to do with her.

Pushing her away wouldn’t work.

Not pushing her away also wouldn’t work...

Brandon’s body remained stiff, unmoving.

After a moment, he took a deep breath, pried the girl’s arms from his waist, and forcibly led her outside, regardless of her willingness, "Ms. Aria, I’m taking you home."

"I don’t want to go home." As soon as Aria heard him say home, she began to struggle like a child, crying, "Brandon, I don’t want to go home. I want to go up the mountain to see stars."

"We can see the stars another day." Brandon clenched his lips. At this moment, all he wanted was to get the annoying girl beside him home.

If he had known that she would be like this when drunk, he wouldn’t have let her drink in the first place.

The only good thing was that she was with him right now.

If it were another man...

Thinking that she would do the same things to another man, Brandon felt a strange sense of suffocation.

It felt uncomfortable.

"No, I want to see them now." At this point, Aria, already so drunk that she had lost most of her awareness, dared to say and do things she normally wouldn’t.