Chapter 229 Drown Your Sorrows
Eugene had no intention to confide in him as he found it embarrassing. “Are you done talking? Are you going to drink?”
Alex smiled while raising his glass and clinked it against Eugene’s. “Let’s drink!” He then downed the beer.
Eugene exhaled, and his whole body leaned backward. He felt as if there was a rock on his chest, which made him hard to breath.
“Just the few of us drinking is quite boring. I’ll call someone over to accompany us!” Alex uttered and attempted to leave.
Without even raising his head, Eugene said, “You should send them to another room!”
Hearing that, Alex’s footstep came to a halt. “F*ck! I was just worried that you were sexually frustrated. So what do you plan to do?”
“Drink!”
The moment Eugene raised his glass, Alex stopped him again. “Wait, are you planning to drown your sorrow? Or you are planning to have a drunk sex?”
Eugene glanced at him and remarked, “Even bleach can’t cleanse your polluted mind.”
Alex was so pissed by his remark that he smiled. “If you are so capable, I dare you to not think of what I have just thought of!”
Eugene said, “I’m different from you.”
“How am I like, then?” asked Alex.
“You can turn into a beast anytime, anywhere!” replied Eugene.
Alex agreed. “Yeah, and you are only human when you are criticizing me, you hypocrite.”
Eugene added, “Also, you have the intention to turn into a beast with just anyone!”
Alex was mad. “I don’t speak to humans!”
Eugene ignored him. Holding his glass, he walked over to Hayden, who was sitting at a corner while texting. “Let’s ignore him. We are not the same kind of people. Let’s drink!”
Alex snatched away the glass in his hand. “You still want to drink?”
“Weren’t you the one who called me out to have a drink?” Eugene frowned.
Alex pointed at the empty bottles on the table. “Look at how many bottles you have downed.”
Eugene darted a look at him. “Are you lacking money to pay for the beer?”
His words made Alex momentarily speechless. “F*ck! Fine. I’ll drink with you. I’ll throw you in the giggolo’s room if you get drunk. You know how many people are interested in you, don’t you?” With that, he gave Hayden a kick. “Come on; let’s drink! Stop chatting with your sisters. We have a person who’s just had a breakup here.”
Eugene glared at him. “Who’s had a breakup?”
Alex chuckled. “Right. That person’s been kicked out of a relationship that hasn’t even begun!”
Hearing that, Eugene found Alex’s new description even worse. His body reacted faster than his mouth—he immediately gave him a kick.
Hayden smiled and handed him a glass of beer. “Here. Let’s drink.”
The three of them finished their drinks in one go.
After placing down the glass, Alex turned to Eugene again. “Just spill. You were rejected by Olivia, weren’t you?”
Eugene rolled his eyes at him; he was determined to not admit it.
“What do you know?!”
“Alright, I don’t know anything. How about this—let me help you analyze the situation. I admit that the chick is really pretty, and she has a nice character. But you need to know that she has a kid. No matter how much you fancy her, your family definitely wouldn’t allow you to marry her. Therefore, why are you so serious with her? She doesn’t accept your gestures, so just replace her with one who does. With your identity, you can choose any woman you want in Summer City. Is there even a need for you to be so persistent with her?”
Upon hearing his words, Eugene rudely gave him a kick. “Shut up! Who says that I’m not going to marry her?”
Alex stared wide-eyed at him in shock. “Holy sh*t! Eugene, are you telling me that you are going to marry her? Are you out of your mind? Do you really want to be the father of someone else’s kid?”
Eugene had no intention to tell this guy, who had a big mouth, that he was secretly elated at the thought of marrying her. “So what?”
Alex shook his head, with a ‘you are doomed’ look on his face. “You’re incurable!”
Hayden furrowed his brows as well. “Eugene, are you serious?”
Eugene relaxed and leaned his back on the couch before he took out a cigarette from the cigarette box and ignited it. He smoked the cigarette, and the smoke lingered around him.
