When Love Turns to Ashes (Beatrice and Caden) novel Chapter 454

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Chapter 454 

Beatrice pointed to the man behind her and said, “He was my uncle.” 

The boss reacted for a moment and chuckled, “Hello, Uncle, you are caring.” 

Beatrice pursed her lips, while behind her, Caden’s tone of agreement could be heard. 

“Um. It hurt.” 

Meng 

The boss snatched the bag containing the stuffed dolls and said, “What do you want? The most popular one here is the capybara. Your girlfriend is angry, so I’ll choose a big one for you.” 

Upon hearing this, Caden furrowed his brow and said, “What the heck…” 

Beatrice almost couldn’t hold back her laughter. 

The three of them belonged to their own, each with their own words, and the scene was inexplicably humorous. 

Finally, the boss handed a capybara–shaped keychain to Caden. 

“Put it on your girlfriend.” 

As a big shot in the business district, Caden was filled with confusion the moment he received the item, until the boss demonstrated it again, and then he started to ponder. 

Beatrice didn’t want to wear such childish things, but when she pulled her hand back, Caden grabbed her wrist. 

Snap. 

The doll was strapped around Beatrice’s wrist. 

Caden lowered his gaze and said lightly, “Like a handcuff.” 

Beatrice didn’t hesitate and said, “The handcuffs were a pair.” 

As soon as the words fell, the boss understood and took out another one, 

directly encircling Caden’s wrist. 

“Look! A couple! The two of you holding hands is like handcuffs.” 

Beatrice only then realized that Caden had been holding her hand since the gunshot. 

She struggled for a moment, her hand remaining motionless in his grasp, and angrily asked, “Did you say that on purpose?” Caden didn’t argue and took her hand, saying, “This thing is quite ugly.” 

Ugly, you even tricked the boss into giving you the same one. 

A strange sight: a cheap item worth just a few dollars, sitting next to his watch, which held a small goal in its value. 

Beatrice turned around, and those men who had been following her were 

nowhere to be found. 

She looked at Caden and said, “Who are they? You definitely know.” Caden hesitated for a moment and said coldly, “You don’t have to worry about it.” 

“I didn’t care about myself, who cared about me?” Beatrice angrily exclaimed. 

“I…” 

Caden’s words became distant and then close again in the bustling crowd. 

Beatrice seemed to have heard, but she was unsure. 

When she came to her senses, she found herself in front of a noodle shop. 

The shop was already full, so the two of them had to find an empty seat outside and sat down. 

Caden handed the menu to Beatrice.