The CEO’s Billion Dollar Bride
Chapter 1068 - 1048: Of Course It Was a Kiss!

Chapter 1068: Chapter 1048: Of Course It Was a Kiss!

Fuck!

Does he not know she’s a girl, to keep tossing these kinds of problems to her?

"I don’t care!"

"Don’t care?" Owen Hayes looked at her, his eyes narrowing deeply; just as he was about to say that if she didn’t care, he would decide for her, the woman seemed to react and quickly added another sentence.

"Of course, it’s a kiss! You want a girl to forcefully kiss you, do you have the nerve?"

Owen Hayes: "..."

She said it, he let her choose, and now it turned into him being embarrassed?

"Fine, let’s kiss then!"

Owen Hayes just looked at her deeply, leaned down, bent over, stretched out his arm to embrace her, and gently kissed toward her rosy lips, but before his lips could land, Chani Gordon pushed him away...

"Wuwuwu..."

The woman’s crying became sadder and louder, impossible to ignore.

Chani sat beside her and instantly lost her mood as the woman cried, so she pushed Owen Hayes away and went to play the good Samaritan.

"Uh, Miss, why are you crying so sadly? Where’s your boyfriend?"

Owen Hayes was almost infuriated by her, this girl hadn’t even taken care of her own business, but was meddling in others’ affairs. He could guess from the situation that she was heartbroken. A woman buying a couple seat in the cinema and crying her eyes out, if not for a breakup, he couldn’t think of a better reason!

"I... I don’t have a boyfriend anymore!"

While crying, the woman looked up at Chani Gordon, "Don’t worry about me, your boyfriend is watching you!"

The woman continued crying, wiping her eyes with a tissue, occasionally peeking through the gaps in the tissue.

"It’s okay, don’t mind him, don’t cry anymore. So, why are you sitting in a couple seat and crying so sadly, where’s your boyfriend?"

The sight of crying and rain were the two things Chani Gordon couldn’t stand the most, which actually amounted to one thing since she was Chani, and naturally hoped she could bring others a clear, sunny day. So whenever she saw someone else crying, her compassion would overflow, ready to offer warmth!

"Chani, don’t pry into other people’s private matters, just watch the movie!"

Owen Hayes reached out to tug at her sleeve, feeling somehow that he just didn’t like this teary-eyed woman. But then again, he had never felt much for any woman!

If it weren’t for meeting Chani Gordon, he would have doubted his own indifference to women, wondering if something was off in his heart!

"You watch on your own, I’ll chat with her. If she’s in a bad mood, don’t make trouble!" She pushed Owen Hayes back, then looked at the girl across and spoke, "Sometimes, talking about things that make you unhappy can help, make you feel a bit better inside!"

"My boyfriend is gone. We had planned to come to the cinema to see ’Charming Slight Smile’ when it was released, but a month ago he died in a car accident. So, I could only come by myself. But I just miss him so much, wuwuwu......."

The more the woman spoke, the sadder she got: "My boyfriend and I were classmates, both studying computer science. We met playing games back in those days..."

The woman sobbed so hard she could barely continue speaking, until Chani Gordon finally comforted her, "It’s okay, don’t cry, it’s all in the past now. Your boyfriend over there would want you to be happy too!"

I thought she had encountered a scumbag, but it turned out to be a lovesick woman separated from her lover by death itself. Who wouldn’t be overwhelmed by that?

Seeing her cry so sadly, Chani just kept comforting her until she finally managed to cheer the woman up after the movie ended, although her eyes were still swollen!

"Okay, Chani, the movie’s over; the girl is fine now. Don’t make yourself cry too!"

Owen Hayes disdainfully wiped her somewhat wet lashes, "If you keep going with those teary eyes, I might start thinking I’m the one who’s dead!"

"Tsk tsk tsk, why say such unlucky things? If you died, I wouldn’t cry for you at all! Tsk tsk tsk, you’re not going to die. I’ve chased you for so many years, I wouldn’t bear to see you die!"

Owen Hayes: "..."

This girl, she really was naive, adorable, and kind!

"Alright, alright, whatever you say, silly girl!"

Owen Hayes touched her head somewhat helplessly.

"That Owen, the God, I’ll go to the bathroom. Hold my bag and phone for me!"

After tossing her bag and phone to Owen Hayes, Chani headed for the bathroom. As soon as Chani left, the woman who had just been sobbing emerged as if nothing had happened, save for her red eyes.

"That one, is she your girlfriend?"

"Yes!"

Just as he suspected, this woman had been putting on an act in front of Chani, who was overly sympathetic. The moment she turned around, she started flirting with her greatly adored boyfriend. He’d seen and heard enough of this kind of woman.

"She seems a bit naive, believing whatever she’s told. I don’t think she’s good enough for you!"

While smiling at Owen Hayes, the woman introduced herself, "Hello, my name is Georgia Scott, an actor from Chapman University’s Department of Film & Media, twenty years old. It’s a pleasure to meet you!"

After speaking, she politely extended her hand, the implication quite clear.

Owen Hayes didn’t extend his hand; instead, he stuffed his free one into his pocket, "So, you were acting in front of my girlfriend earlier?"

"Yes, it’s for a class project. If my performance touches someone and convinces them, I get full marks for the assignment. So, could you please rate my performance?"

While speaking, she dug out a questionnaire from her bag and held it out, "Your girlfriend was crying because of my act, so could you help me by giving a rating, and then leave your name and phone number here?"

"Why leave a name and phone number?"

Owen Hayes glanced at her coldly, "Didn’t you just say my girlfriend was naive? To make a ’naive’ person cry is considered a good performance? Georgia Scott, right? In the future, don’t use such lowly tactics on kind-hearted kids. If you’re an actor, at least be one with some integrity. She cried trying to comfort you, and you talk about her like this behind her back. Don’t make excuses about acting; you just want to steal someone’s boyfriend. I’ve heard all about these tricks before!"

"If it’s really for a class project, you should have informed beforehand. You should only count it as acting skill if you can make someone cry even when they know it’s just a performance. What you did is deceit. If you want to steal a man, I advise you, don’t bark up the wrong tree. You’re not match for my girlfriend!"