Purchased A Mr. Right novel Chapter 1261

It was still that car.

It had been six years, but he hadn't changed his car.

Anthea walked over with her suitcase. Adam put out his cigarette.

He strode over. "Get in the car. I'll send you."

These few steps seemed to step on Anthea's heart.

Her brain was numb and she was unable to move.

Anthea took half a step back and refused politely. "Thank you, but I can take a taxi myself!"

"It's not easy to stop a taxi when it rains," Adam said.

"It doesn't matter. I can wait!" Anthea still shook her head.

She held an umbrella in one hand and a suitcase in the other, trying to go around him.

Adam caught her.

He snatched the suitcase from her hand forcefully and pulled her arm. After a few seconds, she was forced to get in the jeep.

Anthea was tied with a seatbelt.

Adam moved very quickly and did not give her any chance to escape. He quickly got into the car and asked her, "Where?"

Hearing his dominant words, Anthea had to curl her lips and said, "The railway station!"

As soon as she finished speaking, the jeep drove out of the cemetery with the windscreen wiper was on.

They kept silent all the way.

Anthea held her breath. Even so, she could still smell the masculine scent that belonged to him.

"Anthea, you are so cruel."

In these six years, she would always recall his last words.

Memories flooded her and her heart sank.

She seemed calm, but the hand hidden on the other side was quietly clenched so tightly.

When a couple met each other after breaking up in a TV series, what would they say?

Long time no see?

It seemed to be too ambiguous and not suitable for them.

Anthea asked casually, "How have you been these years?"

Adam didn't answer her.

He looked ahead with his black eyes. Except for the two sentences he had said before driving, it seemed that he didn't want to say another sentence to her.

His face was expressionless, and his eyes were calm.

It was just like when they first met. It was as if their relationship had never happened.

It was all right.

When they separated six years ago, they parted unhappily and the relationship between them became tense. Now they met again. In Anthea’s opinion, it was just because she was his niece-in-law that he kindly gave her a free ride.

Jeep stopped at the railway station.

Anthea opened the umbrella and got off the car with her luggage.

As soon as she walked to the waiting hall, the jeep drove away.

Anthea took a deep breath, and the cold rain seemed to enter her heart and lungs. She finally calmed down.

A private hospital.

After shift handover, Anthea changed into flat shoes and a doctor’s overall.

She came back with her teacher, Vincent.

Six years ago, although Vincent taught in college, he