It'll Come Naturally novel Chapter 902

"Kevin, you finally come. I was wondering if the next time I saw you would be at your graveside." Hoyle was Kevin's friend, and the co-owner of the bar. He came to greet Kevin as soon as he saw him come in.

"I'm busy. You know." Kevin flashed a helpless smile. He raised his head and looked around. It seemed that it never had been busier. 'Glad we didn't lose customers while I was away, ' he thought.

"Yeah. I know you're busy. That's why your wife came here with other people." Although the "other people" he was referring to were actually "female friends," but he made no move to explain. He let the statement stand.

"Bullshit. She's not even in the country now. Ya gotta be sharper than that to fool me," Kevin sneered. He knew Hoyle liked to piss him off, but his excuse was not convincing at all.

"Huh! I didn't say it happened now. No matter what, she still has an open tab here." Hoyle teased Kevin with a playful smile. It seemed that Kevin was totally unaware that Leena had been here before.

"Huh! You're ripping me off." Kevin punched at him with a smile. He didn't fear that he might hurt him. Hoyle had joined the army with him before, But he later left while Kevin still stayed and climbed up the career ladder.

"Ah! Would I lie to you? By the way, you are so lucky to have such a hot wife. We're all jealous, man." Sitting at the bar counter, they talked while watching the patrons undulate on the dance floor.

"Huh! I don't believe that you'll stay single with all these hotties around." Kevin took a sip of the wine served by the waiter and shot Hoyle a suspicious look. He didn't believe that Hoyle didn't date girls.

"Why? Take a look around you! Look at these skanks! How could they compare with your pure and innocent wife? You should feel lucky to have a wife like that. But don't get too cocky. I'm not sure I can stop myself from beating the shit out of you if you irritate me later." Hoyle said while showing his fist to Kevin to intimidate him. He was depressed that he didn't have good luck with women, even though he sat here all day long. But why should Kevin be so lucky? He only came here to drink once and got a wife out of it. That was so unfair. Hoyle couldn't help but complain in his heart. And moreover, Kevin had the stones to take his undeserved gain for granted. That almost pissed Hoyle off.

"Haha! Yeah, you're right. These chicks can't hold a candle to Leena." It was the first time Kevin praised his wife in front of other people. He was unaware that he would unwittingly smile at the mention of Leena.

"Yeah, rub it in. Fine, Your good luck won't rub off on me even if I am jealous. Cheers!" Hoyle lifted the glass and clinked glasses with Kevin. As Kevin's friend, Hoyle was happy that Kevin found his true love. But he was still unhappy. He would not feel satisfied if he didn't tease Kevin.