Her Wicked Ceo (Abigail and Liam)

Chapter 420

At this moment, David turned to look at her. "What are you thinking?"

David's voice brought Olive back to her sense.

She glanced at David. "Nothing!" Then she lifted the quilt and was ready to get up.

David frowned, put out the cigarette, and grabbed her. "Are you leaving?"

Olive looked up at him. "Yes."

David frowned, unable to figure out what she was thinking.

Just then, Olive asked him. "Where's the bathroom?"

David gazed at her without saying anything. Olive found the bathroom herself after looking around and

walked straight in.

Watching Olive leave, David had a mixed feeling.

Ten minutes later, Olive came out of the bathroom.

She was wearing a towel.

David was still sitting on the bed.

"It seems that you came to me to indulge yourself!" David said.

Olive replied, "You and I get what we need. It's fair!"

As she spoke, the doorbell rang.

David stood up and went straight to open the door.

"David, why haven't you answered my phone?" At this moment, a woman stood at the door and asked

in a coy voice.

David frowned at her. "How did you find this place?"

"I got it out of the others. Why didn't you answer my phone all the time?" Scarcely had the woman

outside said this, she noticed Olive.

She moved up the corner of her mouth. "I see. It turns out that you have a new sweetheart, so you

don't need me recently."

Olive continued to put on her clothes as if she hadn't heard anything.

The woman walked straight in.

David didn't stop her. His muscular figure made him more charming.

"You're so charming that many women liked you!" The woman said.

She didn't mind that there was a woman here as if she had gotten used to his affair. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

Then the woman leaned on David. "Even if you have a new sweetheart, please don't forget me. I miss

you very much."

At this moment, Olive got dressed. She picked up her bag and was about to leave.

When Olive reached the door, she saw them getting in her way and said, "Excuse me!"

David and the woman were shocked at the same time. Finally, the woman gave way. Olive didn't even

speak to David and walked out directly.

David stood there as if deep in thought and then sneered, watching her leave.

The woman said. "She must be angry."

David cast down his eyes. "Go back. I'm not in the mood today!"

"But..."

"Get out!" David raised his voice, trying to contain his anger.

The woman was shocked and felt his attitude a little hard to take. Although David looked ruffian, he

rarely lost his temper to women.

Finally, the woman turned around and left.

As the door was closed, David could no longer contain his anger and kicked something over.

His eyes glinted angrily.