Crystal’s One Night of Love novel Chapter 61

Chapter 61 A Good Match

Crystal grew unbelievably bold when she was drunk. Instead of being afraid, she wrapped her arms around Henry’s neck and whispered, “I don’t want to cook because I’m not in a good mood.”

At the side, Madison looked on with excitement. Mr. Miller hugging Crystal is quite an embarrassing sight.

She would like to see more, but not wanting others to stare, Henry carried Crystal to the golden Bentley Continental parked at the entrance straightaway.

Thankfully, Crystal didn’t act too wildly as she obediently sat in the car.

After shutting the door, Henry turned around and asked Madison in a rather gentlemanly manner, “Do you need a ride?”

“No, no, no!” Madison waved her hands as she didn’t dare to accept the offer. “You just need to take good care of Crystal.”

Henry nodded and got into the car. I’ve heard of Madison’s reputation. She’s surprisingly capable of drinking and playing. I can’t believe she can get along with someone like Crystal.

The golden Bentley Continental slowly moved away.

Covering her face, Madison exclaimed, “They seem like a good match!”

She slapped her cheek. Okay, I’m not dreaming! This is real! Crystal has actually found an awesome

man!

Stopping the car at a red light, Henry glanced at the woman beside him. Even though she’s drunk, she’s still well-mannered, and she doesn’t reek of alcohol. Funnily enough, she seems slightly alluring when she’s drunk.

While staring at Crystal’s red cheeks and shimmering eyes, he suddenly had the urge to smoke.

However, he dispelled the thought because Crystal was in the car. Silently, he drove back to the condominium.

When they arrived at their destination, Crystal asked in a daze, “We’re here?”

Just as she tried to open the door, Henry held her down.

Stunned, Crystal lifted her eyes and saw a calm expression on his face.

If she were outside the car instead of experiencing the force he was applying to her, she couldn’t have noticed how assertive he was acting at that moment.

“Henry…” she uttered weakly.