BXBX NOVEL Chapter 1112 A Blind Date (Part Two)
"What's wrong with you, Kevin? Why are you getting so emotional? It's not like you. And frankly, it's kind a freaking me out. So what's going on? Are you trying to work up the nerve to tell me it's over? Or what?" asked Leena. Unconsciously, she trembled a bit. After all, for a long time, Kevin was dignified and awe-inspiring. He gave her heart a warm feeling. It was really not like him to be so indecisive.
"Or nothing. I don't have any earth-shattering news. I just want to tell you if you have any doubts about me, just ask. I'm your hubby, right? You should be able to ask me everything you want to know or tell me everything you have suffered. I wouldn't get upset. We're both adults," explained Kevin. He gently released her from his arms, and then looked into her eyes. He gave her the right to rein him in with a gentle tone that Leena had never heard before. There was no
n smiled mischievously and pulled her to him for a deep, passionate kiss. It was with his whole heart. This led to a wonderful night, and opened the way for a really happy road trip.
The sun spread its golden rays over the city, revealing all its glorious sights. After talking with Kevin last night, Claire actually started to warm up to Leena. She wasn't as confrontational as she was before.
"Claire, I'm going to hang out with a friend today. Can you stay at home by yourself?" Leena asked. Today was Patricia's blind date, and she wanted Leena along for moral support, and as an exit plan if things went south. She picked out some black items from her closet. That way she wouldn't steal the limelight from Patricia.
"Go! Have fun! I'll just catch some Zs. I didn't get a lot of sleep last night," answered Claire. Although she didn't really want to stay home alone, she was still considerate and decided not to make a fuss.
"Alright. I'll be back before dinner. So don't worry. You'll get fed tonight." To hide her beauty, Leena donned a pair of ordinary glasses. Instantly, she looked a tad less attractive. This was intentional -- this was Patricia's day.