Farewell To My Endless Love novel Chapter 254

Spencer's POV:

Vivian was staring at me with fiery eyes. Her enthusiasm and frankness were like flames, trying to engulf me and it was intimidated.

Suddenly, she sat on my lap and pressed me down.

A gust of fragrant wind wafted into my nose as she kissed me on the lips out of the blue.

I wasn't sure why, but my brain suddenly went overload. It had almost been paralyzed when Vivian sat on me, and now, my brain was completely malfunctioning.

I stared at her face, which was inches away from mine. I felt as though a fire had been ignited in my heart, and my whole body was burning.

For some reason, I was eager to touch her.

However, a sudden knock on the door sobered me up.

"Sir, Miss Nicole is here to see you," said a voice from outside.

Vivian stopped kissing me. She was gasping for air. Her eyes were misty, and her fair face had turned red. There was something strange about her that made my heart beat faster.

Vivian stood up and flashed me a smile. "You should go meet your date, Spencer."

I was so annoyed that I broke into laughter.

Vivian was truly a bewitching woman. A few moments ago, she was kissing me as though it would cure cancer, and now she was passing me over to another woman.

We stared at each other for a few more seconds before Vivian finally opened the door and left.

My mind was in shambles at this point. I didn't go downstairs until the waiter reminded me again that Nicole was waiting for me.

I sat down in front of the stranger named, Nicole. She was smiling while she was talking to me, but I couldn't bring myself to listen to her at all. Until now, Vivian's seductive moans were still resonating in my ears.

Distracted by thoughts of Vivian, I looked around in search of her. A few seconds later, she appeared in my sight.

She was leaning against the bar counter nearby, wearing a crop top and sexy shorts. Her exposed long legs and slender waist made me want to hide her. I wanted to hide her even more when I saw how every man within her vicinity were leering at her.

Infuriated by this, I clenched my fists.

Vivian seemed to have noticed my gaze. She picked up a glass of cocktail, and raised it towards me from afar. She then winked at me and smiled provocatively.

I snorted.

"Um... Spencer? Did I say something wrong?" said Nicole nervously as she sat in front of me.

I turned my gaze towards her and saw that she was looking at me, seemingly bewildered. If Vivian was a cunning, seductive vixen, Nicole was like a meek rabbit.

After casting Vivian a glance as she watched my blind date, I smirked and reached for Nicole's hand. "Can you give me your hand?"

After a moment of hesitation, Nicole put her hand in my palm. "Sure, but what's wrong with my hand?" she asked.

I deliberately made sure that my voice was loud enough for other people to hear. "Your hands are so soft. You know, I like it when girls' hands are soft."

"That's very nice of you to say that, Spencer! You're also my type." Nicole smiled at me, gazing into my eyes affectionately.

I let go of her hand with a wry smile, and changed the topic. "How about we go upstairs to have a drink? It's too noisy down here," I suggested.

"Sounds like a plan!" Nicole readily agreed and stood up, carrying her purse.

Then, I took her upstairs into a private room.

Not a minute later, I walked out of the private room and looked downstairs. There, I saw that Vivian was happily chatting with some of the other customers.

Annoyed, I glowered and went downstairs, immediately pulling her out of the crowd.

Vivian was shocked that I appeared. "Spencer? Is your date with Nicole over?" she asked.

"No." My face was grim, and the way I spoke was even worse. "The date has just begun. Miss Nicole and I are going out for lunch, and we might have dinner outside, too."

I observed Vivian's reaction, but she looked away and didn't respond.

"Let's go, Spencer," said Nicole.

Vivian looked at her with a complicated expression. I couldn't seem to read Vivian's mind.

However, I didn't hesitate to walk up to Nicole and whisper to her, "Do you mind going out first? I just have to deal with something troublesome." "No problem." Nicole flashed me a gentle smile before she went on her way.

The moment I turned around, I happened to meet Vivian's gaze. I walked back to her, and raised her chin to confront her. "You seem upset about the fact that I'm going out with Nicole," I said to her.

"Oh, I'm actually happy. Very happy, in fact." Vivian took a step back, avoiding my hand. The smile on her face seemed stiff. "I hope you have a good time with her."

Having said that, she turned around and left without hesitation. I didn't even get a chance to respond.

I just watched as she walked away, and made sure that she went upstairs. Afterwards, I walked out of the bar.

There, I saw Nicole standing quietly by the door with her purse in hand. She was indeed beautiful, but she wasn't my muse.

"Nicole." I approached her, and apologized for the delay. "Sorry, but I don't think we can go out for lunch. The problem I encountered isn't as easy as I thought it was. Can we reschedule this date for another day?" I asked.

"Um, okay! Do what you have to. I'm sure it's important." Nicole took a step forward, gazing into my eyes intently. "I really hope that we can go out on another date. I really like you, Spencer." Subconsciously, I backed away and chuckled awkwardly. "Sorry about rescheduling on you." "Then make it up to me," said Nicole. She took out her phone, looking at me expectantly. "It's not too much for us to exchange contact details, right?"

I didn't refuse her request, but I didn't tell Nicole my phone number. Instead, we just added each other on Facebook.

After she left, I looked at the door of the bar, but I was hesitant to go in. I knew that Vivian would mock me for failing the blind date again, and she'd probably introduce me to another girl.

Honestly, this whole thing was starting to give me a migraine.