Temptation From Her Ex-husband novel Chapter 1178

Before she worked in the company, Cindy had no idea about money. After all, the James family was very wealthy.

However, since she started working after graduation, she knew that money was hard to make. She found out that a bowl of soup on the menu cost 128 dollars. Cindy was hungry. Given her appetite, she couldn’t be full if she didn't spend a few hundred dollars on food.

That was two days’ salary, so she couldn’t bear to spend that much money on food

"Okay.”

Harley didn't say anything. Then he pulled out the suitcase, found a down jacket, and handed it to Cindy. "Put this on."

Cindy looked at the down jacket in Harley's hand and wondered when he had packed it into the suitcase.

Since it wasn't particularly cold in December, she didn't need to wear that thick down jacket. She was a bit reluctant and said, "It's not that cold."

"Be good."

He spread and unzipped the down jacket and put it on Cindy as if he was coaxing a child.

Harley helped her put it on and told her what delicious food that Adelpore City had. After hearing Harley’s description, Cindy just wanted to get out and eat, so she moved her hands to cooperate with him to put on the down jacket.

The length of the short black men’s down jacket reached his waistline. However, when Cindy wore the down jacket, the length of the coat was over her knees.

However, Cindy didn't care about that either.

She put on the cotton-padded shoes. After putting them on, she walked over to Harley and wrapped her hand around his arm. "All right. Let's go get something to eat. I'm so hungry!”

Harley touched her palm. Her palm was warmed, because Cindy was wearing a thick jacket. Her palm was warm like a little sun that kept radiating heat.

Then, satisfied, he said, "Let's go."

The hotel was in the heart of Adelpore City. As soon as they went outside, they saw a lively street.

They felt cold once they got out of the hotel, but Cindy wore a thick jacket, so she felt warm. There were a lot of people wearing down jackets on the road. However, there were not many people like her who also wore cotton-padded boots.