Forever Love novel Chapter 134

Bella was deeply touched. She had lived in this house for three years and had never seen him. But now, he finally came. When she arrived here, she had imagined countless times that he would sit opposite her and chat with her during dinner. She didn't expect that this day would come true, but she felt it was too unreal.

"Hey, are you silly?" Noticing that she was staring at him like a fool, he raised his hand and patted her on the forehead.

Bella giggled, put her arms around his neck and kissed him on the cheek. "Thank you."

Mason rubbed her head and said, "Silly girl, let's have breakfast."

"OK. But when did you learn to cook? I remember that you used to be very dangerous in the kitchen, except for baking bread. " She picked up the sandwich made by Mason. It tasted good and unexpectedly delicious.

"I learned it when you were away." He said lightly.

Bella didn't say anything. She had tasted the breakfast that cost him more than two hours. She was happy to stay with him without being disturbed.

At the same time, Diana was in the company. When she received a call from Mason to ask a leave for Bella, she couldn't help but feel a little envious. They finally got back together three years later. However, when she and Jack first got together, they were very happy, but the truth slowly revealed.

Bella was a thorn in her heart, but also a friend she didn't want to give up.

She picked up the phone on the table and dialed that person's number. She thought for a while and didn't know if she should call him.

He hadn't contacted her recently, and she hadn't been to his place to have a look. But she was still worried about him.

Finally, she plucked up the courage and dialed the number.

"Beep Beep... " After ringing twice, the phone was picked up.

"Diana." His voice was as calm as a glass of water, making her panic.

"Jack, you..." She swallowed and asked, "Are you okay?"

"I'm fine. How about you?" His voice was like the drizzle in summer, with a chill, and at the same time a little cool and considerate, floated into Diana's ears.

"Where are you? You haven't contacted me for a month. Is there any difference?" Diana was not the kind of woman who was good at hiding. She just wanted to ask something.

"Yes, I thought I shouldn't have called you." He sighed softly, finally revealing his true emotions.

Diana's heart sank. She turned the pen in her hand uneasily and smiled. She looked up at the roof and said, "I thought I shouldn't have called you, but I still want to see you. Shall we have a cup of coffee and make it clear?"

"Okay, you decide." His voice was low and depressing.