In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO novel Chapter 426

Thus, she made up an excuse that she had to discuss the script with Largo and got Largo into her motorhome.

Hannah was surprised to see Skylar back in the motorhome again, and she even brought Largo along. She wanted to remind Skylar that she was supposed to go to the hotel, but she had decided to keep quiet after giving it some thought.

It was the first time Largo visited Skylar’s motorhome. It was one of the models that he had been eyeing. Largo liked it a lot, but the price was a little steep that he had not made his move. Moreover, Skylar had all the best accessories equipped in it, which made him wonder if the rumors online were true since Skylar was only in her early twenties—too young to own something like that.

He read from the internet that Skylar was a toy for some big shots. To those people, she was nothing but a doll with a pretty face. It’s difficult to stay pure and innocent within the entertainment industry.

“Do you have anything going on tonight, Mr. Zeller?” Skylar smiled as she took out the script. “Am I holding you up by any chance?”

“I’m always free during the night. You could also come to my room for this. It should be much more comfortable,” Largo said as his assistant passed him his script.

Skylar’s gaze slowly darkened when she heard what he said, staring at his innocent smile. Is he hinting at something? Or am I thinking too much?

“I’ll pass on that.” she smiled. “I don’t want to get you involved with all the negative news I have at the moment, Mr. Zeller. Besides, running through lines in a hotel room doesn’t sound too good. Do you do this with Avery, Mr. Zeller?”

It was quite obvious where Skylar was heading with her question, so Largo immediately clarified the matter, “Please don’t listen to what the others say. She only came to me to borrow a charger.”

His reasoning was a little too over the top for Skylar to believe, but she did not probe any further as it was none of her business.

She figured that Largo had a lot of secrets and was not the man that the media portrayed him to be.