"I'm Jensen Charm, a police officer. I've got your car plate number in mind. Send the girl safely to her destination, if there's an incident, I'll go after you." Jensen Charm warned.
"Yes, yes, yes." The driver immediately said, "I'll make sure she reaches home safely."
"Okay. Take good care, Grace Smith. That's all for now, Heinz, and I have to go now." Jensen Charm said.
Before Grace Smith could say anything, Jensen Charm hung up.
Grace Smith looked at the phone blankly.
The car behind them sped up and overtook the taxi, leaving the taxi behind.
There was something weird in Grace Smith's heart.
In the car, Heinz Jones gnashed his teeth in anger and asked, "Are you helping me?"
"That's called playing hard to get," Jensen Charm said. "You shouldn't go after her too closely. It will only make her feel irritated. If you got her attention, and then let her go at the right time, she will feel the difference." Jensen Charm explained.
Heinz Jones frowned and asked coldly, "Did I say that I'm going after her?"
Jensen Charm burst into laughter. "Okay, since you're not going after her, I'll not meddle in your business then. You can turn back and continue following them." Jensen Charm said.
Of course, Heinz Jones did not do so.
After the call, the driver will definitely ensure Grace Smith reached home safely, just as they asked him to.
Heinz Jones had nothing to worry about anymore.
Heinz Jones sped up and headed home.
When Grace Smith got home, it was already ten forty at night.
As usual, as long as Grace Smith wasn't home, the two people waiting for her would not be asleep.
Little Gary ran over as soon as Grace Smith opened the door.
"Mommy, why did you come back so late?" Gary Smith asked, she looked at Grace Smith, worry lacing his face. "It's so late already. What if you bump into bad guys?" Gary Smith asked.
"It doesn't matter," Grace Smith said. "I'll protect myself." Grace Smith added.
"Sister." Alice Smith also came over and said, "Simon Brown came again tonight."
"Again?" Grace Smith was stunned. "Did you open the door for him?" Grace Smith asked.
"No." Alice Smith shook her head. "We saw that it was him through the peephole, so we didn't open the door. He stood there for an hour. After countless knocking on the door, we still didn't open the door for him, only then he left." Alice Smith answered.
Grace Smith was so irritated.
"Don't ever open the door for him in the future." Grace Smith ordered.
"What should we do if he comes again and again?" Alice Smith asked.
"Call Marry Smith and tell her to pick him up." Grace Smith ordered.
Alice Smith's eyes widened. "Well, okay." Alice Smith said.
After washing up, Grace Smith laid down and looked at her watch. It was thirty minutes past eleven. Grace Smith had the habit of looking at her cell phone before going to bed.
It turned out that there two missed calls and two messages on the screen.
Grace Smith was stunned and she clicked on the screen of her cell phone only to realize that the phone number and the messages were from one same person - Heinz Jones.
Grace Smith pursed her lips and clicked on the message.
Message: "Are you home?"
The next message was received three minutes later. "Speak. Are you dumb? Reply me, do you hear me?"
It was Heinz Jones' typical dominant tone.
Grace Smith frowned as she looked at the phone. Suddenly, the phone rang again.
Grace Smith was so angry that she silenced her cell phone immediately.
The screen of the phone was on for a while, and then it went off automatically.
Another message came in: "If you are not replying, I'll ask Lester to check your address now and check whether you are home."
"Bastard." Grace Smith couldn't help but scolded. Grace Smith took the phone and sent a message —
"Thank you for your concern. I'm home. Don't bother me anymore."
Heinz Jones almost died out of furious after receiving this reply.
Heinz Jones walked to the side of the bedroom and stood by the blinds. Looking at the night view, Heinz Jones was so angry that his heart aches badly.
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