Cosset You Forever novel Chapter 1666

Angela was focused on talking with Nancy on the phone, so she didn't notice that Arvin was teasing her.

Arvin did it again, but she just took a glance at him and still ignored it.

Arvin probably found it amusing to tease her, so he did it a third time. But Angela was finally realized what he was doing, so she rolled her eyes at him.

Arvin stopped laughing, kept a straight face, and put the milk tea with a straw beside her lips. Then, she took a sip and told Nancy, "Nancy, I have to hang up now. I'll go to your place and sleep with you tonight, so wait for me at home-" She didn't even get to finish the sentence when the phone was taken away by Arvin. "Come on, Arvin. Give it back to me." Arvin didn't hang up the phone but talked to Nancy, "Hey... Angela was just joking. She's not going to your place tonight, and she won't be sleeping at your place again. If she ever says that again, just call me, and I'll take her away. Thanks." Then, he hung up.

Angela and Nancy were both shocked.

When Angela recovered and got her phone back, it was already too late. He had already hung up.

"Arvin! How dare you take my phone away? You bad guy!" She yelled.

Arvin stretched himself to her and said, "Come closer. I have something to tell you." Angela was puzzled, so she leaned forward.

Arvin suddenly held her head with one hand and kissed her on the lips.

What a rude man! How could he just kiss her in public? The two were just making out.

Arvin tightened his grip, so Angela couldn't escape, no matter how hard she tried.

After a while, people around them began to gossip. Then, he slowly released her. Angela was out of breath. Then, he asked, "Am I a bad guy, Angela?" She opened her eyes wide and nodded hard, so Arvin kissed her again.

But Angela saw it coming. She covered her lips quickly, making him kiss the back of her hand.

He asked again, "Am I a bad guy, Angela?" She decided to be smart.

She shook her head like a rattle and said, "You're not bad. You're my dearest Big Wing." Arvin was satisfied by her response.

Angela was then released. She wanted to be mad at him, but she dared not to. She was aggrieved and looked at Arvin, wanting to cry.

It was his fault, wasn't it? Couldn't she bring it up?

Arvin definitely knew of her grievances. He sighed, picked up the milk tea, and lifted Angela from the chair; then he walked out of the dessert shop with her.

She said she didn't want to go anywhere, and she wasn't in the mood to do anything.

But Arvin gave her the cup of milk tea and told her to wait for him for three minutes. Angela objected.

"No!" She was angry at him, so she refused.

"No?" He came closer as if he would kiss her again, but Angela was frightened, so she stepped backward and said with a blushing face, "Okay, okay. I'll wait."

Arvin walked to the exit.

Angela stood there with the milk tea in her hand. She stared at his back as if she had wanted to stab him with her piercing eyes.

Just then, Arvin turned around and saw her looking like that.