Chapter 4 Watershed Restaurant
Myrna subtly evaded Blake's outstretched hand and kept one step behind him. She replied in a hoarse, casual, and clear voice, "Of course not."
Blake looked at his empty hand and was taken aback. He glanced at Myrna, who appeared to be weak, with a confused expression.
He didn't see how Myrna dodged him.
Blake thought it might be an accident, so he didn't think much about it. He walked up to the car and opened the passenger door
"It's hot outside. Get in the car.'
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Before Myrna came out of the villa, she didn't know what kind of people her biological parents were or what they did. She just posted her information on a popular website for searching for lost children, and soon someone contacted her. Chapter 4 Watershed Restaur
Luther was totally responsible for this. Stephanie unintentionally revealed to Myrna that her parents were teachers from River Town.
Myrna squinted her eyes at Phaeton, which had a faint halo around it in the sun, then looked away.
She knew this car. Her friend Hilda told her that it started at 320 thousand dollars.
It was equipped with a sunroof, which was clearly the top-of-the-range model and cost no less than 600 thousand dollars.
Myrna raised her eyebrows. The Bentley that Luther bought two years ago was 800 thousand dollars. Myrna couldn't help but wonder who her grandfather from River Town was.
As soon as Myrna got in the car, she was greeted by the cool air which dispelled the heat brought by the sun outside. She saw Blake's friend who was going to have dinner with them, The man was handsome in his early twenties. With a slightly raised canthi, he looked cold when he
lifted his chin. Myrna couldn't tell the brand of his clothes, but they were exquisitely made and
seemed to be tailored for him. The metal buttons shone brightly, and there weren't any folds. His eyes were deep, and he looked lazy, noble, and inapproachable. Around his wrist was a bracelet that filled the car with a faint scent.
It seemed that he had good taste.
With a smile, Blake said outside the car, "Myrna, this is my friend, Calvin Larson. You can call him Calvin."
Myrna paused and looked at Calvin.
Phaeton was quite spacious, but Myrna had an illusion that Calvin didn't know where to put his long legs. He needed to bend his knees.
Myrna felt an invisible gaze fall on her. She pursed her lips, lowered her eyes, and obediently yet casually greeted Calvin before sitting in the seat next to him. Chapter 4 Watershed Restaurant
Hearing Myrna's soft voice, Calvin raised his eyes with a surprised look on his usually expressionless face.
He glanced at the blond girl sitting quietly in the corner beside him.
Myrna's eyelids were thin. She raised her curled eyelashes and looked out the car window, appearing petite and obedient.
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Blake was a good driver. There were three people in the car. Blake was afraid that Myrna would be embarrassed, so he occasionally talked to her.
He told Myrna about the Payne family.
Calvin remained silent.
He was like a sleeping lion. No one could ignore it even when it didn't reveal its claws.
The car soon arrived at its destination.
Watershed Restaurant was located in the center of
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Melcester. It seemed that a skyscraper must be built on every piece of expensive land there.
However, Watershed Restaurant boasted a large garden in the most bustling area. Being a quiet place in the rustling and bustling city, it was high-quality with good business. "I'll go park the car."
Blake parked his car at the door of Watershed Restaurant and said to Calvin, the silent spectator so far, "I have booked a private room. Please take Myrna in. I'll be there after I park the car." "Hmm." Myrna heard a deep nasal voice beside her. Calvin whispered in her ear in a deep and attractive voice, "Let's go.