My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins novel Chapter 380

However, much to his surprise, he had to wait for a whole night.

It was already bright outside the window. The bright sunshine fell on Ernest’s handsome cold face, which was like frozen in frost.

The temperature in the room didn’t rise because of the daytime, but instead, it turned lower and lower and the room was becoming colder and colder.

Ernest was like a block of mobile ice, emanating the icy coldness.

Florence hadn’t returned to her room for a whole night.

Ernest couldn’t help wondering where she had stayed last night. Did she hang out for a whole night?

Damned woman...

“Ring. Ring. Ring…”

Right then, his cell phone rang.

With a cold face, Ernest swiped to answer impatiently. He pressed his thin lips without speaking, listening to the report from the other end of the line.

A man’s respectful voice said, “Sir, according to the news, Ms. Fraser has changed her schedule. She would be arriving at the Turners’ at eight-thirty.”

Ernest frowned. Raising his wrist, he found it was already eight o’clock.

From the hotel to the Turners’, it would take him at least half an hour.

That meant Florence would never come back to this hotel.

Ernest’s face changed from cold to darken as if the ink would drip from it.

He hadn’t been waiting for her here but she didn’t show up. Instead, she went to the Turner family directly. If she met Benjamin and engaged to him, it would be too bad.

Ernest suddenly stood up. Taking over the jacket aside, he strode out of the room.

Timothy looked confused. “Mr. Hawkins, where are you going? Aren’t we waiting for Ms. Fraser?”

“Go back to the Turners’,” Ernest uttered a few words coldly. His tall and strong figure disappeared from the room in an instant.

In the car.

Florence looked still sleepy. She complained, “What’s the matter, Stanford? Isn’t the appointment at half past nine? Why did you ask me to come over at eight-thirty instead? If I came here so early, they would think I long for marrying into their family.”

Last night, Stanford suddenly enjoyed the carnival a lot. He took her to a place far away, so they found a hotel nearby and stayed there. In the early morning, he forced her to get up and come to the Turners’ earlier than planned.

Florence felt quite sleeping, unable to part her upper and lower eyelids at all.

She guessed that probably she had dark circles under her eyes. In such a status, she would meet the fiancé whom she was engaged to as soon as she was born. Was it indeed proper?

Stanford patted her on the head in disagreement. He said proudly, “You are my younger sister. Nobody dared to comment so. The brat of the Turner family has been looking forward to meeting you for a long time. It should be him who was eager to meet you.”

“In that case, why didn’t I come here later? It was said that a pure gentlewoman would be a few minutes to an hour late for the appointment,” Florence was kidding with Stanford.

Inwardly, she wondered why Benjamin kept waiting for her without getting married. He hadn’t met her before and he was turning thirty. Was it just because they were engaged when they were babies?

She didn’t believe there would be such an innocent man now. Even in ancient times, this kind of fool who kept such promises was also quite rare.

Benjamin had been waiting for her for so many years just because with the marriage between the Fraser and the Turner families, he could root himself in the Turner family, which would be quite helpful for his status.

At the thought of it, Florence realized that Benjamin was also a scheming man with a lot of patience. He looked upon the interests more than anything else.

For such a kind of man, Florence couldn’t appreciate him. Instead, she disliked him.

After all, Ernest engaged to her also for the interests...

Florence pressed her lips. Looking out of the window, she asked in a low voice, “Sanford, may I meet Benjamin alone later? Although we were engaged when I was born, this is our first time meeting each other. I’m not used to it if I met a large group of people.”

If from the very beginning, she would meet almost all the family members of the Turner family and have the introduction, how would she be able to call off the engagement later?