I Crashed His Car, Then He Crashed My Life Chapter 10

I Crashed His Car, Then He Crashed My Life Chapter 10

I arrived at the designated 2nd-floor private room.

When I opened the door, looked around and saw nothing but handsome guys and beautiful girls.

They were all different types too.

My eyes lit up again and again.

When my gaze met that of a girl in a white dress, Lily Caldwell, she rolled her eyes at me.

I said, “?”

Xavier seemed drunk.

He sat obediently in the corner, tapping his knuckles against the table every now and then.

When he saw me, he leaned over like he had no bones, extremely happy.

“Grace, you’re here.”

I nodded, greeted the others, and prepared to take him away.

When I quietly went to the bar counter to pay the bill, Lily followed me down.

She looked me up and down, a strange smile appearing on her face.

“You’re really pitiful.”

“Do you know why Xavier likes you?”

“Because you look like the bird he kept when he was little.”

“Do you know what happened to that bird?”

I said, “…”

It took some effort to get home.

The human pendant named Xavier still clung tightly to me.

I put him on the bed.

He hummed and complained that he wanted a shower.

I had to drag him to the bathroom with great effort.

Fortunately, he was still a little conscious and could shower by himself.

I messaged Sienna.

“Babe, did your brother keep a bird when he was little?”

“What kind was it?”

Sienna did not reply for a long time.

At the same time, Xavier’s phone in his coat rang twice.

I walked over.

I was still debating whether checking someone else’s phone was immoral.

The next second, someone hugged my waist from behind.

Xavier clung to me again like a human pendant.

His hot breath scattered against my ear.

“I like… Grace.”

My heartbeat skipped hard.

He buried his head in my neck like a puppy and nuzzled me again and again.

I spoke gently.

“Are you sober? Do you know what you’re saying?”

He obediently hummed.

“I like Grace. A lot, a lot, a lot.”

Like a repeater.

I decisively blocked his mouth with mine.

The alarm reminding me to water my plants kept ringing.

I reached for my phone.

Xavier deliberately made trouble.

“Wait, my phone… it’s ringing.”

He slowly raised his head and stared at me for a long time, his expression unreadable.

The tip of his tongue licked his red lips.

“Grace still has the energy to care about something else.”

Looks like I haven’t satisfied Grace enough.”

Half an hour later, my whole body was limp.

I subconsciously tugged his hair.

“Enough.”

He brought over a glass of water and fed me sip by sip.

His tone was playful and suggestive.

“You lost so much water. Grace should drink more.”

My fist suddenly clenched very tightly.