My Fair Stunner

Chapter 414 Concealment

Chapter 414 Concealment

Everyone in the room fixed their eyes on Delilah.

Andrew, who didn't let Lance go, blushed and gritted his teeth, "Bitch, just wait and see."

Delilah walked up to him, took out a business card from her bag, and patted it on his chest. "Keep it! It's

my business card. In case you don't know where to find me."

Andrew didn't look at it but held it tightly.

After saying that, Delilah turned to wink at Lance.

Lance thought Delilah had done a good job, so he walked out.

After the two of them left, Andy followed them out.

Walking out of the box, Lance saw Faye and Colin standing in the corridor.

After they looked at each other, Colin said in a low voice, "Let's go out first."

Faye nodded.

A few minutes later, they took the elevator downstairs and left the Heaven of Bomsville.

Lance took a deep breath, "Threatening but not dangerous."

"How dare you come here, coward?" Delilah asked.

Lance looked at Delilah and said calmly, "You're quite bold!"

Delilah raised her eyebrows complacently. "Of course."

Lance asked with a smile, "You just gave him your business card. Aren't you afraid that he will find fault

with you?"

Delilah rolled her eyes and said, "I gave him my brother's card. If he dares to go to see him, he may

never come back." This is property © of NôvelDrama.Org.

After saying that, Delilah didn't say anything more to Lance. Instead, she turned to look at Colin and

said, "Colin, I have something else to do, so I have to go now. If you need me, call me at any time."

Colin smiled, "Be careful on the way."

After seeing Delilah off, Colin looked at Lance and Andy and asked, "Where do you live?"

Lance, "A hotel downtown. It's not close to here."

Colin smiled, "Well. You are smart. You know to live far away from here."

Lance grinned cheekily, "I want to live a few more years."

Colin said, "You two often came here recently. After what happened just now, unless the steward here

is a fool, he must have noticed you."

Lance, "..."

Colin said, "Let's go back to the hotel first. Don't wait for them to react and block us here."

After saying that, Colin winked at Andy to lead the way.

Andy skillfully grabbed Lance's collar and put him into the car.

They were now familiar with each other.

In the beginning, Lance felt uncomfortable as long as Andy lifted his collar.

But after two days of getting along with each other, Lance had gotten used to it.

He even thought it was not a bad thing. Anyway, Andy didn't mean to harm him, which could save him

some strength to walk.

Seeing Andy get in the car with Lance, Colin turned to look at Faye, who had been silent all the time.

"What's wrong?"

Faye frowned and said nothing.

Half a minute later, she said, "Let's go."

Faye had something on her mind because she sensed something was wrong with Lance.

She had known Lance for a long time and knew him well. The calmer he behaved, the more serious

things might be.

Colin followed Andy's car.

Andy was afraid they might lose track of him if they didn't know the route, so he didn't drive fast.

The two cars were driving slowly on the downtown road. People who didn't know them might think they

were here for sightseeing.

It took them 1.5 hours to reach their destination.

When the car arrived at the hotel, Andy and Lance got off first.

Colin looked at the preoccupied Faye and whispered, "Honey?"

Faye regained her composure. "I'm fine."

Colin said, "This is not Cocanel. If you have any idea, tell me."

Faye replied, "Okay."

Noticing that the two didn't get out of the car, Lance poked at Andy and asked, "What are they talking

about? Why haven't they gotten out of the car for so long?"

Andy looked at him coldly and said, "It has nothing to do with you."

Lance didn't know what to say. "What do you think of the girl who pretended to be my girlfriend today?

Is she hot?"

Andy said, "Stop dreaming."

Unconvinced, Lance raised his eyebrows and asked, "How do you know I don't have a chance?"

Andy replied, "I have an intuition."

Lance was about to retort when his phone buzzed in his pocket.

He paused and took out his phone.

A message popped up on the screen, "There is a boxing match this evening. Will you come?"