Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 296

Scarlett would like to have a try.

Henry said, "Get in the car."

Henry put her suitcase in the car, opened the car door and let her get in.

They went to the airport after lunch. After half an hour, they boarded the plane.

The fight was about three hours. After the plane took off, Scarlett wore the earplugs and closed her eyes to take a rest. She didn't open her eyes until the plane landed.

It was her third time to come to Adelpore City. Last time, she went there two years ago.

She met Henry at that time.

The plane landed at 6 p.m. It was dark outside.

The Andersons had arranged a car to pick them up. She would live in a hotel of the Anderson family.

As soon as the plane landed, many people called Henry. Most of them were Henry's friends who were gossipy.

When Henry and Scarlett showed up at the airport, they were photographed. The photos were posted online. There was a rumor that they were going out

with each other.

Scarlett had just known the rumor. Alexis sent a link t o her. Scarlett browsed it and found that it seemed reasonable. If she were an outsider, she would believe i t.

The tipster followed them from Scarlett's villa to the restaurant and airport. The tipster chose angles.

Scarlett and Henry looked intimate in the photos.

Alexis was excited. [Alexis: To be honest, Henry is perfect although he likes to play the field.]

Seeing that, Scarlett smiled and replied. [Scarlett: Do you think that I have such a large field for him?]

Scarlett said, "Thank you, but I know you're busy."

She paused and added, "Your phone rings nonstop along the way. You must be busy."

Henry thought of what his friends had said and gave u P-

'Scarlett is right. I'm busy with teaching them a lesson! I

Henry gave up seeing her to her room. She walked into the hotel with the suitcase alone.

She showed the invitation to the receptionist. The receptionist registered her information and gave her the room card.

It was still early. The birthday party would start at 7:30 p.m. She could change clothes and put on make-up.

Clair's birthday party would be large. It would be impolite if she dressed down and wore no make-up.