Chapter 239 Whatâs the Point of Putting On Airs?
âSuch a shameless girl,â the woman holding Lanceâs arm sneered.
She was one of the barmaids working at Royal Club. Before these women entered the private room, the manager had reminded them that these people here tonight are real bigwigs of the city. They could not afford to make any mistakes.
The moment she walked in, she noticed Lance, the most impressive and handsome man in the room.
But his cold manner held off all the barmaids.
She thought there was no hope for her either.
Unexpectedly, when the party was about to be over, she was luckily called out by Lance and left with him.
It was impossible that she would let a girl who appeared abruptly from nowhere take Lance away.
The woman smiled, âLetâs be reasonable. He is mine tonight as I came earlier than you. Wait for your own chance, okay?â
Yvette had no makeup and looked innocent. The woman thought she was just a college girl trying to hook up with a rich man.
What a pretender!
She looked at Yvette with disdain. These college girls were not necessarily nobler than her.
Lance glanced at Yvette, refraining from pulling her up.
He didnât use much strength just now. How could she still fall?
Lance stood still, and his dark eyes seemed unfathomable.
Seeing this, Frankie quickly bent down and helped Yvette up.
It wasnât that Yvette was deliberately waiting for someoneâs help. She had stood for hours in the cold wind, and her legs had become too numb to get up.
After standing up with Frankieâs help, Yvette didnât want to waste time and anxiously looked at Lance, âIâve come for Ellen. I need your help.â
Yvette ignored the womanâs ridicule. Self-esteem was not the thing she cared about. Ellen was more important now.
âI donât have time.â
Lance refused straightly with no hesitation.
He was mad at her.
Lance knew Yvette had called Frankie, and Frankie had made obvious hints.
Last night, Lance had waited for her at the company until three oâclock.
But Yvette never showed up.
She came to Marcus first, though Marcus wasnât able to help her.
She only thought of him when she had no other choice.
How could he not be mad at her?
After refusing Yvette, Lance turned around and get in the car with the barmaid.
His coldness made Yvette heartbroken.
But she couldnât give up or who knew how Ellen would be tortured?
She chased to the car, her voice slightly shaking as she pleaded, âLance, please let me see Jamie. It wonât take long.â
Lance narrowed his eyes and said mockingly, âWhy do you come to me? Are we close?â
His words seemed to remind her that he had said he would not care about her anymore.
Yvetteâs face turned pale as she said, âLance, I know you are angry, but this is urgent. I have no choice. I beg youâ¦â
Lance curled a cold smile, âWhat does it have to do with me?â
Then, he looked straight ahead and ordered Frankie to drive.
Yvette stood still. Her heart was as cold as the winter night.
A feeling of helplessness overwhelmed her.
She slowly squatted down and put her arms around her knees, not wanting others to see her sadness.
But it was already past 1 am, and there was no one at the entrance of Royal Club.
Inside the car, Lanceâs face darkened.
Frankie looked at Lance through the rearview mirror. He hesitated for a second and asked, nMr. Wolseley, should I arrange a car?â
It was dark and cold, and it was not safe for Yvette to be outside alone.
The woman who got in the car with Lance said under the influence of alcohol, âIs your assistant a pimp?â
Lanceâs eyes immediately darkened. He said in a cold voice, âStop the car.â
Frankie pulled over. Without waiting for Lance to order, he got out of the car and opened the door.
âMiss, please get off.â
Of course, the woman wouldnât go. It was not easy for her to get such a man as Lance.
She said in a sweet voice, âIs there something wrong?â
Her body leaned on Lance intentionally.
Lanceâs voice was icy and intimidating, âGet off!â
The chilling sense in the two-words sentence frightened the woman.
She obediently got off the car.
Nonetheless, she did not act in vain. Frankie paid her 200 dollars.
After getting in the car again, Frankie did not start the car immediately. Instead, he looked at Lance in the back seat.
Lance ordered, âDrive back.â
Yvetteâs legs were numb from squatting. She didnât know who she could go to now.
Suddenly, the Black Bentley appeared in front of her.
The car window slowly went down, and Lanceâs handsome face was immersed in the darkness.
âGet in.â
Yvette did not hesitate. But she was so hurried that her numb legs couldnât move as quickly as she wanted. She tripped over the door frame.
âOuchâ¦â
Yvette snorted slightly and knelt at Lanceâs feet, her hand clutching his trousers.
The posture, plus Yvetteâs bewildered face, was lovable yet a bit seductive.
Lanceâs eyes flickered.
The atmosphere in the car suddenly froze.
Yvette was extremely embarrassed. She quickly got up and sat straight in the car with her hands on her legs.
The car drove through the dark night.
Lance didnât speak. He seemed tired. He rested his hand on the forehead and closed his eyes.
Yvette was anxious, but she could not dare to disturb him and had to keep quiet.
Finally, the car stopped at Yvetteâs apartment.
âSend her up,â Lance instructed Frankie, his eyes still closed.
Frankie responded and was about to move.
However, Yvetteâs waiting until now was not just letting him send her home.
âLance!â
She called out. Lance opened his eyes and looked at her lazily.
Somehow, Yvette remembered how she had been rejected tonight and said, âDo you want to come up and have a cup of teaâ¦â
In the room.
Lance relaxed on the sofa, his eyes closing and his long legs crossed. He rolled up half of the sleeves and exposed the muscular arms.
Yvette did not brew tea but cooked some soup in the kitchen. Soup would be better for Lance as he had just drunk quite a lot of wine.
Yvette took the soup out and placed it on the table. She said softly, âHave some soup.â
There was no chair by the sofa. Yvette just stood there. She had taken off the coat and was only wearing a white sweater. A pair of blue jeans tied the waistline clearly, making her figure exquisite.
Though it was not a revealing outfit, the scene still turned Lance on.
Lance narrowed his eyes and raised his hand to take a sip of the soup.
The steaming soup warmed his stomach, and his frowned eyebrows relaxed.
Noticing he seemed in a good mood, Yvette asked hesitantly, âCan you help me make an appointment with Jamie?â
Although Lance knew her purpose, he was still irritated hearing her straight words.
Lanceâs face twitched a bit. He said nothing but picked up his coat.
Yvette panicked. She grabbed his arm and said anxiously, âAre you leaving?â
âIâve finished the soup,â Lance turned and looked at her indifferently.
âThen what about the favor I asked youâ¦â
âDo you think just a bowl of soup could get me to help you?â Lance frowned.
âThatâs not what I meant,â Yvette bit her lips.
Lance took out a stack of money from his pocket and threw it on the table. He said coldly, âCount it as me buying it.â
Yvette was stunned. Her face was pale and her eyes turned red.
Seeing the expression on her face, Lance felt a blast of anger swell up from the bottom of his heart, making him extremely uneasy.
Lance didnât like this feeling. He walked directly toward the door.
But Yvette caught up, her eyes filled with tears, âPlease, Lance. I really have no other choiceâ¦â
The next second, she was pressed against the door.
Delicate and intimate kisses fell on her lips.
Lanceâs eyes were red as if he had endured for a long time, and the kisses were hard and fierce.
Yvetteâs legs turned limp. She couldnât resist his kisses.
Lanceâs move became bolder. His hand slipped under her sweater and directly reached her breasts. Then he rubbed themâ¦
The sudden thrill sobered Yvette. Her face darkened. She pushed Lance away abruptly.
The two separated a bit. Lance didnât insist. He coldly sneered, âDidnât you invite me home to have sex?â
âOf course not!â Yvette hurriedly adjusted her clothes and trembled in anger.
The expression on her face was just the same as the one she had when she confronted him for Charlie.
The anger in Lanceâs heart immediately ignited. He sneered, âDonât you know what it means to invite a man home in the middle of the night? Youâve already invited me. Whatâs the point of putting on airs?â
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