Chapter 1546 Couple Bracelets
After their meal, Julian brought Jessie back to the hotel for a rest. Eva, on the other hand, reasoned that she hadn’t taken a walk through the streets in a long time and invited Louie to join her. Louie, of course, eagerly followed.
There was an interesting antique street nearby that was usually crowded at night because it had many interesting toys. Eva truly enjoyed the lively atmosphere. It was just that the crowd was so dense that Louie had to hold her hand as he was afraid that she would get lost.
With a cap and a mask on, Eva walked obediently by his side, looking just like a shy wife. Louie had his hand on her shoulders as he walked alongside her on the crowded street and then to the scenic area. Half an hour later, he led her back to the car as the sky darkened.
Eva felt thirsty after getting into the car and grabbed a bottle of water to drink. After finishing half of it, she intended to put the bottle away, but the man beside her immediately took the bottle from her and began drinking from it.
Seeing that, she couldn’t help but feel her heart skip a beat at his gesture. While she was still dazed, the man leaned over from his side to hers to fasten her seatbelt. “I can do it myself,” she said quickly.
However, even after fastening the seat belt, he did not go back to his seat. Instead, he held her chin and kissed her on the lips.
Can’t this man do things in the right place? We’re in the parking lot; how dare he do this here?!
However, Louie couldn’t help himself. He adored Eva so much that he wished he could hold her in his arms all the time.
Eva awkwardly returned his kiss. Sensing that, Louie finally returned to his seat in satisfaction. “You’ve improved. At least you know how to respond to my kiss now,” he murmured, his gaze filled with his approval of her.
Hearing that, she was rendered speechless. Who cares about his compliments? What a conceited guy. I’ll definitely push him away next time!
Louie then drove back to the hotel. Eva was in a good mood as she bought two red bracelets, which she was told would bring her good luck. She wasn’t the type to believe it, but she still felt happy as the bracelets were lovely. She even bought two of them as they were a pair of couple bracelets.
She did not have the opportunity to give it to Louie earlier, so she decided to give it to him later when they arrived at the hotel.
When they arrived at the car park, she handed him one of the bracelets. “This is for you.”
“So, you bought it for me.” Louie reached out his hand to take it. He didn’t mind the red bracelet, and he wore it on his wrist right away. Such a red bracelet meant far more to him than the million-dollar watch on his wrist.
“It is said to bring good luck to whoever wears it. Wear it only if you want to,” Eva mumbled.
“I like it as long as it’s from you,” Louie said softly. He was overjoyed that she was willing to buy him something.
She then wore the other red bracelet that she had bought. They both now wore a pair of couple bracelets.
After exiting the car, Eva quickly walked into the hotel while Louie followed her from behind.
She then proceeded to her room when they reached their floors. However, he grabbed her wrist and said, seemingly pleading with her, “Sleep in my room tonight.”
“I don’t want to,” Eva responded shyly.
“Please,” Louie purred.
Witnessing how the arrogant President Gilmore deigned to plead with her, Eva couldn’t help but feel honored. Thus, with a shy and reserved expression, she said, “I have to get my pajamas at least!”
A smile broke out on Louie’s face when he heard that. “Okay. I’ll wait for you in the room.”
With that, Eva pushed open the door and entered her room, her face still flushed. What exactly am I doing? How can I agree to share a room with him? I’m well aware of how dangerous he is! Since I’m already back in my room, perhaps I should just stay here. But I’ve promised him that I will go over. Won’t I be deceiving him if I didn’t?
She took a long while, struggling with what she should do. At last, she decided to be an honest person who kept her word.
