Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 961

Chapter 961 I Don't Wanna Go Home

Huston stood to the side and watched coldly as she tossed and turned. "You have the audacity to lie and come out to drink but can't even stand up?"

When Evelyn heard this, she immediately pouted. She was already full of grievances and had nowhere to vent them. When she heard his sarcastic words, she immediately tried her best to jump up.

With a dull thud, her kneecaps hit the corner of the table. Huston was stunned, and the coldness in his eyes froze. In the next second, he grabbed her by the shoulder.

The rims of her eyes turned red from the pain. "It hurts..."

Huston could no longer suppress the restlessness in her heart. He walked around the table and bent down to hold the unsteady woman in his arms. His heart ached, but his tone was not so friendly. "If it hurts, you'd better behave yourself!"

Before leaving, he glanced at Grace, who was still unconscious, and said, "Wait here. Don't go anywhere."

...

After leaving the bar, Huston stuffed Evelyn into the passenger seat. When he got into the car, the woman in the seat had already closed her eyes to rest.

As he looked at her innocent face, the realization of her sneaking out to drink tonight despite claiming to work overtime eradicated any patience or affection. With a sudden stomp on the accelerator after starting the car, it swiftly zoomed away with a buzzing sound.

The immense inertia almost caused Evelyn to strain her waist while her stomach churned with a turbulent sensation. She groggily opened her eyes, struggling to comprehend the situation, but her mind was too sluggish to process. She softly chided him, "Can you slow down a bit..."

How dared she demand things from him even when she was drunk? It must be because he spoiled her. Great.

Huston was so angry that he laughed. Instead of slowing down, he drove faster and faster. He stepped on the brake and eased up a lot. He was probably really afraid that she would vomit.

On the way, Evelyn was constantly fidgeting. First, she complained about the brightness of the car roof, and then she found the seatbelt too tight. In the end, even the passing trees outside the window seemed to be moving too fast for her...