The Innocent Wife of Scheming President novel Chapter 58

Ivy held the steering wheel and looked back, "Where do you live? I'll send you first.

"Hilton." Olive didn't have to be polite to him.

"How long will it take you to finish your work here?" He asked inadvertently, which sounded like chatting.

"It will not take a long time." She was eager to go home and mae a phone call, but it was at midnight and she was afraid to wake them up, make them worried.

Ivy laughed, "The new boss seems to think highly of you."

"Maybe." Olive answered ambiguously. She didn't know such attention was a blessing or a curse, "I may have drunk too much tonight. My head aches a little. I need to have a rest and please wake me up if we arrive."

The feeling of drunkenness was not good, not only the body suffered, but also the wound in the heart could not heal.

"Okay." Seeing that she did not want to say anything else, Ivy stopped talking about it, but looked a little upset.

At the entrance of the hotel, Olive really fell asleep. The car had stopped for a long time but she was still leaning on the back seat motionlessly and calmly, and she frowned and looked a little sad.

She was unhappy.

Ivy wanted to reach out and comfort her, but he was also afraid of being abrupt. He got out of the car, opened the back door, looked at her for a long time, and finally sighed slightly, then he pushed her gently, "Olive?"

"Hmm..." Olive woke up, opened her eyes and rubbed them, "Have we arrived?"

She didn't expect that she would fall asleep. Maybe alcohol could really help people fall asleep. Getting out of the car, she was dizzy and walked unstably.

Ivy supported her, "I'll send you to go upstairs."

Olive waved her hand, "No, I haven't been drunk. Xenia is still in the car. You can take her back and drive carefully."

"Call me when you get to your room."

"Ok." Olive did not think much about it. She waved to him and went inside.

She was not drunk very much. At least she clearly remembered that her room number was 1306. She wondered that if the man in the next room had been back.