Darling, Don't Get Rid of Me novel Chapter 99

In the bathroom, Harriet naturally didn't hear any comments made by the crew to her. As soon as she dried her hands, she was surrounded by a man, and there was a familiar warm breath behind her ears.

"Are you pleased today?"

Wesley's intriguing voice came into his ears. For a moment, Harriet even had the illusion that this man was truly her lover and spoiled her blindly.

Fortunately, she came to her senses with self-awareness, so she curved her lips cooperatively, "Very pleased. Mr. Smith has made me so proud today. Now, maybe everyone in the crew knows our relationship."

The man was obviously not paying attention to this matter and kissed her earlobe attentively, intending to take the next step.

Harriet turned around in time and looked at Wesley with her eyebrows knitted.

"What do you think? Do you really want to make your relationship with me public?"

Wesley casually stroked a strand of her hair, "Why can't I?"

"Of course you can't." Harriet froze for a while before speaking with determination, "Are you really willing to break the marriage contract with Louisa Jones for me?"

The man's fingertips stroking her hair paused.

"Dissolve the marriage contract..." He really had thought about it.

However, Wesley paused like this, causing Harriet to misunderstand that he had no intention of this at all, so her face went bland.

"Since Mr. Smith already knows how to choose, why complicate our relationship? Wouldn't it be enough for us to simply maintain our secret relationship? If people know, how many women will see me as a thorn in the flesh."

Wesley arched his eyebrows. "Are you scared?"

Harriet smiled, "I'll never be afraid when I dared to come to you."

Seeing the twinkling light in her eyes, Wesley kissed her suddenly.

...

When the two came to the door of the private room, Harriet pursed her lips applying new lipstick and was about to push the door in. Suddenly, she heard a slightly ironic voice from an actor inside.

"Cherry, I think you are really a bit silly. Look at how hard Harriet lied to you. She and Mr. Smith are dating. She doesn't even try to help you out. You treat her as a good sister and always watch out for her, but she may not care about you at all."

Cherry Whitty's voice was very clear, "I will fight for what I want. I don't need Harriet to help me. Besides, it's the fate that made she meet Mr. Smith. I don't make friends with her for interest."

"Tut-tut, I think you are so innocent that makes her feel that you are stupid."

Harriet pushed open the door, met the actor's eyes, and said coldly, "I think you are the one that is stupid."

The atmosphere was awkward and stiff for a moment.

The others were about to say something. At this moment, Harriet's cell phone rang, and the caller ID showed that it was his brother.

Her heart burst with joy. If Colin took the initiative to contact her, it meant he had thought it through.

However, on the other end of the phone, there was a female voice that sounded a little familiar.

"Hello, are you Colin's sister?"

Harriet knew who she was right away. It was Louisa's voice. She would never mishear it. The reason she felt strange was that she had never heard her sound so anxious.

"I am."

Louisa didn't recognize Harriet's voice right away because she was anxious and then said, "I'm sorry to disturb you. I am Colin's girlfriend. Have you seen him lately? I can't get in touch with him for two days."

Harriet was stunned. "What did you say?"

"I said..." On the other end of the phone, Louisa suddenly realized something and suddenly froze. "Are you Harriet Clark?"

"How dare you say it! If it weren't for you, how could Colin leave me?!" Louisa screamed, trying to hit Harriet, but was pulled by Wesley.

"That's enough. Go back."

Hearing that the man didn't mean to help her at all, Louisa opened her eyes wildly in disbelief as she saw him being so aloof, "Wesley, how can you stand by that woman's side?"

Wesley was completely irritated by her self-willed attitude, frowning, “Louisa, don't let me say it again."

"Wesley, even you have changed!" Louisa cried and said, "I just want to be with Colin, what is wrong with that? Why do I have to marry you!"

Wesley stared at her coldly. He would subconsciously calm her down when he saw her crying before, but now, he only watched her with his cold eyes.

"Then cancel the engagement."

Louisa was startled, and then yelled, "Fine, this is what you said, just cancel it! I will only be with Colin. Give Colin back to me!"

She was still waving her hands and legs towards Harriet crazily but was easily squeezed into the car by Wesley.

Now, Harriet knew that this woman really didn't know the whereabouts of Colin, and it seemed that her feelings for her brother were very unusual, otherwise, she wouldn't be so anxious that she couldn't even listen to Wesley's words.

Back in the apartment, Harriet found that someone had been in the house. Besides she and Wesley, Colin also had the keys.

On the coffee table, a post-it note was covered with the familiar handwriting of her brother.

"Sister, I'm sorry, forgive me for leaving without saying goodbye, but I'm really depressed. I didn't expect the truth of the matter to be like this... I don't want to take the National Science exam anymore. Maybe it was the right choice to join the army. Don't worry about me."

The confusing messages left Harriet at a loss. She became more worried, so she directly asked the crew for leave and hurried to Louisa Jones's house.

Colin ran away from home. Although Louisa didn't know where he went, she should know some clues. After all, they had been living together.