Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea)

Chapter 230

I knew that he was still angry about what happened just now.

"It's not like you at all," I said in a low voice.

"What did you say?" he asked.

When I looked up, I saw his frown. He didn't hide his bad mood at all.

This time, I was even more certain that he was angry over what had happened earlier. However, compared to his anger, I should be more depressed. No matter what, Abbie was still his friend, and he was the one who had provoked these rotten peach blossoms. It had nothing to do with me.

So, what was Harrison trying to do?

"Since you don't have to worry about the company, you don't have to worry about asking for leave." Probably because I didn't speak for a long time, he took the initiative to speak.

I paused for a moment and then said, "The former is that I am in the company. Even if there is something, I have to deal with it face to face. I certainly don't have to be afraid of people who don't do anything behind the scenes. But it's different to ask for leave. Who knows if Abbie will do something behind the scenes.”

"Are you worried that she's up to something?" Harrison chuckled.

I nodded quietly and said, "The women you brought with you are more and more lethal."

That's the end of the topic. It won't do us any good if we continue to talk about it.

"The reason why I am still in love after experiencing so many things is that I have a certain understanding of men. If it weren't for this understanding, I might not be willing to date any other

man for the rest of my life."

Perhaps Harrison was in a state of frustration right now. For me, it was also for Abbie. However, these things were not important to me. Since he had firmly chosen to be with Harrison, it was certain that he would pay the price.

"You're here to eat?" I looked at the restaurant in front of me and asked in surprise.

The reason why I was surprised was that the restaurant in front of me was the time when I first confirmed the abnormal relationship with Harrison. He brought me to a restaurant. The reason why I was deeply impressed by this restaurant was that the security guard at the door stopped me from entering at that time.

Harrison parked his car and said lightly, "There's nothing to eat around here."

"I used to come here, but I was rejected because my clothes were in disarray." I looked sideways at him. Content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

He looked me up and down calmly and smiled at me. "Do you want to try again?"

I raised an eyebrow and said, "If you don't let me in, don't feel ashamed."

After that, I unfastened my seat belt and got out of the car. Seeing Harrison waiting for me beside the car, I felt a little relieved.

Holding his arm, we walked towards the dining room together. When we reached the door, my pace slowed down unconsciously, and I couldn't help but tighten my grip on Harrison's hand. As if feeling my uneasiness, he put his hand on my hand and gently clenched it.

His small movements seemed to have given me great courage. I cheered myself up in my heart and raised my head to follow Harrison inside. When I passed by the security guards, I could feel that he

deliberately stopped.

Feeling his action, I was a little dissatisfied. I felt that he was making trouble for no reason and deliberately wandered in front of the security guards.

I was worried about being stopped by the security guards, saying that I didn’t wear suitable clothes to have dinner. However, what surprised me was that the security guards who saw me just smiled at me and said, "Welcome, please."

The waiter took us to the right place. After he finished ordering, I asked Harrison in a low voice, "The security guard at the door didn't stop me just now. Didn't you notice?" "He won't say it." Harrison glanced at me and said in amusement.

I pursed my lips and said, "It may not matter to you, but it's still a big deal for me. I remember that the security guards were very angry when we were eating. I always remember that he said that I was not allowed to come in for dinner."

"It's all in the past. Now that your identity is different, he naturally wouldn't say that."

When Harrison spoke, he was completely indifferent and absent-minded. Although I felt a little uncomfortable, I didn't ask him in the end.

The lunch ended in such an unusually quiet state. I put down my knife and fork and asked, "It's still early. I can go back to work."

"I haven't told you yet," Harrison said in a low voice.

He didn't raise his head to look at me. Instead, he said something inexplicably. I said patiently, "Then tell me what happened that made you so anxious?"

Harrison's hand, which was holding the fork, paused, but he soon continued to eat as if nothing had happened. "You think too much."

"Now you're not like you at all. If you have something to say, just tell me." I was speechless.

At this moment, I felt that something was wrong with Harrison. As for what exactly happened, I was not sure, but the only thing I was sure of was that it was not a small matter.

If it was a small matter, there was no need for Harrison to be so hesitant.

Until after dinner, Harrison didn't say anything, and I didn't continue to ask. Anyway, he didn't say it, as if he didn't know that I could still do it.

I got out of the car, but Harrison didn't drive away for a long time. I looked at him in confusion and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Chelsea, didn't you always want to know what happened to me today?" he asked.

I nodded and pretended to be indifferent. "But it depends on whether you want to say it or not. If you really don't want to say it, I won't force you."

The implication was that if she didn't say it now, she could do whatever she wanted.

"It has something to do with Sienna."

Hearing Sienna's name, I became nervous. Thinking of Sienna's situation last night, I stared at him and said word by word, "No matter what your relationship with Jonah is, I won't forgive anyone who hurt Sienna."

"You know?" Harrison looked at me with a frown.

I rolled my eyes at him and sat down in the passenger seat. "I don't know if it's my business, but I know that Jonah is wavering."

"Jonah is an adult man. I don't believe that he doesn't know what he is doing. Since he has decided to follow his family's arrangements to get married, don't let Sienna have any thoughts of being together again. What is going on now?"

After saying that, I still felt angry and continued to say, "Sienna went to the bar to get drunk because of him. Does he think that he can solve the problem by secretly going there twice?"

When it came to Jonah, I was not in a good mood at all. Especially when I thought of Sienna's current situation, I felt that the source of the matter was Jonah. So when Harrison mentioned him, I didn't speak in a good tone.

"I am also a woman. The failed marriage taught me a good lesson. Because of this, I don't want Sienna to step into a tragedy like me or similar to mine."