Capture Your Heart novel Chapter 66

With a long sigh of relief, she throws the phone back into her pocket and returns to Charlie.

Charlie sees her with a heavy heart, and deliberately asks, "Who's calling?"

"My boyfriend."

She sits down sadly, facing a table of food, and loses her appetite.

"You quarrel again?"

"No."

"Why don't you look happy?"

"Not upset, but surprise."

Karin purses her lips, wondering how to tell him about it.

"What happened?"

"Nothing. My boyfriend said he is coming to pick me up."

In a very simple sentence, she says with heavy heart, so does the one who listens to it.

Charlie's eyes change slightly, and he meaningfully looks at her, asking, "You agreed?"

"Whether I promise or not, I have to go back."

"Are you sure your boyfriend is someone you can trust for life?"

She is certainly not sure, but the man in front of her is equally uncertain.

"No one can predict this. But I have been relatively indifferent to love and marriage. If two are matched, they can be together, if not, they just are apart.

Charlie's long fingers fiddle with the cutlery in front of him, and for a moment of silence, he suddenly says, "Don’ you really want to stay?"

"No."

She shakes her head.

"If I want you to stay here, I have a way."

"But you won't force me."

Karin is self-confident, if he is the kind of person who does not care about her feelings, she will not have feelings for him.

A lonely smile, he admits, "You are right, I will not force you."

At the end of the dinner, he sends her back. The two are relatively speechless along the way. When they almost come to school, she says, "Stop here. I eat a lot tonight, and I want to walk back. "

He doesn't stop her, and stops the car, "Whenever will your boyfriend come, remember to inform me, I invite him to dinner."

She tries to smile brightly, "Okay."

The two say goodbye and waiting for Charlie's car to disappear into dark does she turn around.

Charlie doesn't go anywhere else, goes directly back to house, takes a shower, and finds a new message on his mobile phone.

"I hid something in your bed."

The text message is sent by Karin. Originally, she doesn't want to tell him, but thinks about it, rich people don't need to make their own bed when they go to sleep. It would be awkward if someone finds out.

Charlie puts down the phone with interest, reaches out and shakes his quilt, and turns over the pillow, and a photo of a man and a woman appear in front of him.

This is not the first time he takes a picture, but it is the first time he takes a photo with a woman.

Her smile in the photo is like the spring breeze in May, and it is intoxicating. He never tells her that for the first time he met her two years ago, he has fallen in love with her when she was concentrating on bandaging his wounds.