"Raise your head!" William smiled, his voice sounded more heart-touching, "Do you like to stare at your own feet while talking to other people?"
"Ah!" her face reddened.
She then awkwardly raised her head and gazed into his eyes.
Gazing into his eyes that dazzled like black gems was so enchanting.
"Can you do it?" he asked seriously.
"Yes I can!" Sherry took a deep breath and answered firmly.
No matter how, she would do her best and try hard.
There's no such thing as failing in her world, because she wouldn't let herself fail. She had to raise Dan, which was the source of her confidence!
He said, "Great! I wanted a definite answer!"
"Thank you for Mr. Rowland's help!” Sherry sincerely thanked him.
"Let's eat together!" he gazed at her while saying that.
"What?" she was stunned because she thought she heard it wrong.
"Pack your things, get off work, and eat with me!" he drank his coffee and stood up.
His tall and big figure was so oppressing.
"Mr. Rowland, sorry... I have things to do! I'm leaving!" she must pick her child up. It was already so late... Oh my God, she's going to be late!
She quickly ran out.
William was dumbfounded.
It was the first time a woman had rejected him!
William followed Sherry, who was quickly leaving. Sherry went down, walked out of the company's gate, and ran straight to the bus stop.
But as if the bus was against her, it didn't come!William slowly drove his sapphire blue Bugatti out the company's gate. He glanced sideways and saw Sherry's slender figure in front of the bus stop sign.
She was anxiously looking at her watch. His sharp gaze tightly locked on her figure.
Sherry anxiously waited for the bus. Suddenly, she felt like someone was watching her.
Somehow, her intuition made her quickly raised her head and looked at the road.
There was no one there, there were just many cars coming and going.
She silently shook her head.
Suddenly, her phone rang.
Sherry was shocked before quickly picking the phone up.
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The readers' comments on the novel: A Moment in Destiny
the writing is quite childish, but maybe it's just the translations...