The Spare Wife (Abigail Quinn and Sean Graham) novel Chapter 342

Chapter 342 For Whom

The ladies came out of the massage parlor eventually. Then, Luna saw Cameron hiding behind at tree in front of the parlor, watching them. She asked, “Did Sean follow us here again?”

“Hm?” Abigail thought Sean had come, so she looked in the direction Luna was looking. When she saw Cameron, she explained, “He didn’t. Cameron’s been following me lately. Oh, I forgot to tell you. Kelly and Josh came to Pendorf.”

“Why?” Luna frowned. She had no idea about the grudge between Abigail and the Pearsons, but Kelly left a bad impression after that transaction case.

“Kelly said she came to get a gown, but that’s not her main goal. Josh only came with her,” answered Abigail.

Luna looked miffed. “What goal does she have?”

Abigail looked at Luna and whispered, “The gown is just an excuse. She’s coming for Sean.”

Luna looked surprised. “She’s set her sights on him?”

“Yes.” Abigail nodded.

Luna chortled. “She has a good eye. Goes for the most handsome guy.”

Abigail agreed. Sean did have a look that could attract a lot of ladies, and not to mention he came. from a great family.

The ladies went to the car park, and Luna looked at Cameron, who was still following them. She asked, “He follows you around like a stalker every day?”

“He does that without even bothering to hide. It’s not stalking.” Abigail was amused.

“And he’s riding a scooter.” Luna muttered, “Not like Sean doesn’t have cars.”

“It’s just Cameron’s personal preference.” Abigail held her forehead. Ever since Cameron started following her, he let his inner self loose. First, he rode a shared bicycle. Then, he got used to it. perhaps, and got a scooter. He said it made his job easier because he could follow her car better.

At last, Abigail came back to her neighborhood and waited for him under her apartment.

Cameron approached her, still riding his scooter, with a smile. “Are you waiting for me, Ms. Quinn?”

“What’s the reason for Joan’s verdict?” she asked.

He was still on his scooter. A moment of hesitation later, he said, “You don’t have to get hung up

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