Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea) novel Chapter 66

Her expression makes me feel uneasy. Inexplicably, I think about the last time my mom vouched for someone. I paid off the debts with Harrison's help, but it was a lot of money.

The point is, I can't turn to Harrison if I go into debt again.

"If you have anything to say, just say it. Does my mom owe you money?" I speak with a forced smile.

She looks at me doubtfully. "What? No, she doesn't."

I breathe a sigh of relief. "Well, then what can I do for you?"

She enters my house and says after making sure no one is following her, "Chelsea, you and Callen are divorced, right? Are you guys still in touch?"

I'm shocked when she asks that. I subconsciously look behind and feel relaxed when I realize Harrison is still in the room. But then I think, "Why should I be afraid of him hearing this?"

Basically, the whole neighborhood knows

about my divorce. It's no surprise that my neighbor knows about Callen.

"Don't you know about my divorce? I thought this wasn't news in our neighborhood."

My subtext is, why are you asking me when you know it?

"I do." She takes my hand and says seriously, "On the day of your mother's accident, I saw two people go into your house. The man was Callen, but I don't know who the woman was."

I feel a buzz in my head, and all kinds of thoughts come to my mind.

I hold her hand and ask anxiously, "What happened that day? Did you really see Callen? Tell me everything."

"Be gentle." She gets rid of my hand.

"I'm sorry, I was just too excited." According to her, Callen may have something to do with my mother's death.

She says, "It's okay, I understand how you feel. But I just saw him with a woman. It took me a long time to decide to tell you about this."

"I'll go ask him. Thank you."

After she left, I sit on the sofa and with my mind in a mess.

I haven't spoken to Callen since our fight the other night. Supposedly, he came to my house for me, but why was he with a woman? Was that woman Maisy?

I take out my phone with trembling hands.

"What's going on?" Harrison comes out and asks worriedly when he sees my face.

"I'm calling Callen." I quickly dial Callen's number.

But no one answers the phone. I call him again, but the result doesn't change.

At this time, I've already calmed down. I think of a million reasons why he didn't answer the phone, one of which is guilt.

Harrison walks up to me and asks, "What happened?"

"My neighbor came to me just now and told me something." I look at him seriously. "Callen came to my house with a woman on the day when my mom had an accident. That woman should be Maisy."