âWhat do you know? Men can never get enough of women. It was not unusual for a man of Mr. Georgeâs intelligence and charm to have a wife at home and a lot of girlfriends outside. Besides, women like Miss Torres are the best of the best. Despite her beauty, she is so talented and would be perfect for Mr. George.â
The chatter continued. I looked at Dennis being held by Sheila Torres and thought they were a perfect couple.
They said equal marriages lasted. When I thought about it, there seemed to be quite a gap between Dennis and me.
I was in a daze when Luna calmly pulled Sheila Torres away from Dennisâs arms and said, âThe paramedics should be here by now. Call a hotel paramedic! Help get the young lady to the hospital.â
Luna, who was no nosy type, burst out to pull Dennis and Sheila Torres apart, apparently trying to keep them in line.
Fortunately, the hotel staff was quick to help Sheila Torres out.
They rearranged the staff and the annual meeting went on.
Dennis was called away by Luna, apparently, she was trying to say something.
I found a place to sit, ate something, and felt sleepy.
After a long wait, Dennis came back.
He smiled when he saw me yawning, âSleepy?â
I nodded and looked at the crowd in the hall. âWill it be long before we get home?â
He smiled, reached for me, and said, âWe can go home soon.â
He took me by his hand, handed me a glass of milk, and said, âLetâs go. Iâll show you some people.â
They were all people who had done business with the George Group, and who were doing well in City P.
Dennis was not a man of many words. As he dragged me through the doors, he almost always said the same thing, âThis is my wife, Clara.â
After the introduction, Dennis was going to take me back, but we met Rose in the crowd of people who were going back.
There were a lot of people at the George Group, but it seemed to me that Rose barely said hello to anyone all evening.
She was either drinking or eating.
She greeted me with a smile.
After a few steps, I stopped and looked at her, âAre you going back?â
She nodded, âYes.â Her speech was light and her disposition was light.
âWhy donât you join us? Where do you live? Weâll take you home. Itâs not easy to get a cab here.â It was not that it was hard to get a taxi, it was almost impossible.
She froze and looked at Dennis, clearly confused.
I tugged at Dennisâs clothes, and Dennis nodded and said faintly, âCome on!â
I got in the car. Dennis and I were in the back, while Rose and the driver in the front.
With little to say, she gave her address and the driver took her back.
As she was getting out of the car, she looked back at me and smiled, âThank you!â
I nodded, unconcerned.
When she left, Dennis looked at me, âSince when have you been so nice?â
I was stunned and asked, âWeâre on our way, arenât we?â
He smiled, âClara, thatâs not an excuse.â
I thought about it and gave a more pertinent answer, âHow can I put it? She is a rather pitiful woman.â
She would be forty years old. At her age, she had a house, a car, and a child in Newton Town, so it was impossible for her to come to City P for her salary, even if City P'âs salary was high. So, it was most likely that something happened to the family.
I could see that she seemed even more silent than before.
Dennis replied, but instead of continuing the whole topic, he looked at me seriously and said, âArenât you jealous of what just happened?â
I didnât realize what he was saying, but I did when he looked me in the eye.
After a pause, I said, âI understand. Sheila Torres is a woman, no matter how powerful she is. In a situation like that, everyone would probably die of fright. When she came back to her senses and suddenly saw you, she lost control. Itâs no big deal. Thatâs what anyone would have done.â
Sensing Dennisâs mood, I froze and looked at him. I found that he did not look very well and could not help saying, âWhatâs wrong?â
âNothing.â He said simply.
I was a little stunned. He asked me gently just now. Why was he suddenly so cold again?
I didnât know what he was angry about, so I kept my mouth shut.
The driver pulled out of the villa. As soon as the car stopped, Dennis went straight into the villa.
He didnât seem to want to wait for me at all. I followed him, and then he went back to the villa and straight to the bedroom.
It was getting late. Clariana had gone to H Town, and Finn wasnât staying here for the night, so the empty villa was a little deserted.
Dennis went straight to the bedroom, and I followed him.
âDen...â Without me saying anything, he left his coat on the bed and went straight to the bathroom.
âBang!â The bathroom door was smashed very loudly.
Speechless, I had to go into the dressing room to look for pajamas. Fortunately, when I came out, he also came out.
His muscular body was wrapped in a bath towel. His cold, stern eyes just glanced at me, then looked away.
Then he took the towel and went straight to the study.
I...
Sure enough, even at sixty, men could still be childish.
After I showered, he didnât come back, so I changed my clothes and went straight to the study.
I went in without knocking. I just pushed the door open. Surprisingly, he wasnât reading or working on his companyâs business. He was watching a TV show.
When I went in, there was just a noise, and he shut it down.
Please Love Me, Mr. George ï¤Chapter 420 We all Know What we Want 12 Confused, I looked at him and said, âDennis, itâs getting late. Itâs time for bed.â
Without speaking, he got up from the computer and went straight to his bed in the study, where he lay down and said nothing.
I...
I took a breath, then took out my phone and spoke into it, âKarina, are you home? Can I stay at your place later?â
After a pause, I said, âThe house is too big for me to live alone. Iâll move in with you for a few days.â
Then, without looking at Dennis in bed, I was ready to leave.
I was just in the bedroom when Dennis picked me up. I exclaimed, âDennis, what are you doing?â
He pinned me down on the bed, grabbed my phone from my hand, looked at the screen, and frowned. âYou lie to me?â
I shrugged my shoulders and curled my mouth, âWho asked you to be angry? Itâs not my fault.â
He gasped and sneered, âI am angry? Clara, donât you know why Iâm angry?â
I looked at him and nodded seriously, âI really donât know why youâre angry.â
He was speechless and threw the phone away. Without a word, he ripped my clothes off.
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