The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride novel Chapter 1017

Chapter 1017 

Everyone looked at Damon, whose gaze was fixed on a couple not too far away. He was eerily calm. But they all knew that icy chill was radiating from him. 

Nathan shielded his eyes with his hand. The scene was too shocking. 

Stanley was still in his previous pose, frozen for a few seconds before he turned his head to look at Damon. That smug expression was provocative no matter how you looked at it. 

Damon’s face was tense, his eyes sharp with an intention to be piercing Stanley. 

Thankfully, Chloe didn’t cling to him for too long. She straightened up after a few seconds and looked up at him. 

“I’m going home now.” 

Stanley was in high spirits, nodding without hesitation. “Alright, go ahead. See you tomorrow.” 

Chloe’s forehead twitched slightly at his almost jumping-for-joy expression, and she nodded reluctantly. 

“Okay.” 

She turned to look at the crowd. “Don’t cause such a scene again, this isn’t the U Country.” 

“Okay, got it.” 

The satisfaction was palpable as Stanley waved goodbye to the two of them. 

“Ned, tell everyone to disperse.” 

Ned let out a breath of relief, nodding at Chloe. Everyone started to leave, but a few people surrounded her. 

“Chloe, do you remember me?” 

“Chloe, do you remember me?” 

“Chloe…” 

Chloe stopped them. “Of course I remember you all. But for now, goodnight.” 

Everyone laughed, nodding and making way for her. The look in their eyes as they watched Chloe leave was full of admiration. 

Stanley stood still, hands in his pockets, watching Chloe and her group leave with delight. At some point, Ella ran up to him, her eyes bright as she looked at him. 

“Hey, can I add you on social media?” 

Stanley readily agreed. 

Ella quickly took out her phone, typing carefully, searching for his account. 

“Don’t forget to share photos on your feed!” 

“Sure! You’ll see all kinds of pics!” 

Ella was practically drooling over Stanley’s beaming face, when she felt a sudden pain in her arm. Someone was pulling her away. 

“What the he ll, that hurts!” 

Ella shook off the hand, not even sparing a glance at the person. 

“Do you have a death wish? How dare you mess with anyone?” 

Ella put away her phone, looking defiantly at Noah. “I think I’ve lived long enough. What’s it to you?” 

Noah’s face was tense, his handsome face darkened. 

“Ella, stop playing these childish games in front of me!” 

Ella stared at him, her eyes full of sadness and resentment, like shards of crystal-clear glass. Another girl came over, hugging Ella so tight her face was distorted. 

“Ollie, I think you’re going to squeeze me to death!” 

Ollie looked down at her, her tear-streaked face, and said sternly, “Pull yourself together, and stop crying!” 

Ella clenched her teeth, fighting back tears, and managed a weak smile. “Who cares, he’s always losing his temper with me, I’m used to 

it.” 

Ollie looked at her soft, rosy face, and couldn’t help but pinch her cheek. “Your face is so squishy…” 

“Wollie…” Ella’s face was distorted from the pinch, making her speech unclear. 

“You’re not going home tonight. Come to my place. My brother’s back, and I’ll introduce you!” 

“Huh?” Ella didn’t expect Ollie to suddenly suggest setting her up with a boyfriend. 

Ollie leaned close to her, whispering, “My brother’s a soldier, really handsome. Don’t you want to meet him?” 

Ella’s eyes sparkled. “Can I see him in his uniform?” 

“Of course.” 

Ella glanced at Noah, who had already left, sadness flickering in her eyes. Finally, she nodded, “Okay, I don’t want to go home tonight. I’ll stay at your place.” 

“Great, let’s go!” 

Ollie dragged Ella into the car Kane dro ve. When Noah came by in his car, he found that Ella, who was always waiting for him, wasn’t there. He frowned, taking out his phone to call Ella. 

“Hello…” 

“Where are you?” 

“I’m not going home tonight; I’m staying at Ollie’s.” 

Noah was silent for a few seconds, “….Are you mad at me?” 

Ella bit her lip. “No, I just want to…” 

“Whatever.” 

He cut her off coldly before hanging up. Ella’s eyes became red again. She clutched her phone and lowered her head, not saying a word. Ollie sighed, patting her shoulder sympathetically. “Don’t be sad, there are plenty of good men out there! Or maybe find something meaningful to do!” 

Kane, who was driving, laughed. “You’re always getting into fights, skipping classes, and hanging out with a bu nch of los ers. You want her to learn from you? Do you think she’s too comfortable in the Tretton family?” 

“Kane, can you focus on driving?” 

“I’m not driving with my m outh.” 

Ollie glared at him, but Kane caught her in the act. “Well, I just want to say, your dad at this age had a daughter like you, so he must be hoping for you to have a good marriage. Can’t you be a little gentler? Who would want to marry you like this?”