The sunlight outside the car was intense.
Inside the car, no amount of air conditioning could cool down the heated gaze directed at her.
Her heart began to race under his watchful eyes.
Charlie was amused by the way her face flushed. He reached over and pinched her cheek.
“Alright, listen to me, Candice. I won’t eat people during the day. Let’s go get something else to eat.”
He averted his gaze and started the car, driving past a uniquely decorated Thai restaurant.
Candice casually suggested, “How about this one? It’s good for the appetite.”
“Sure,” he replied nonchalantly, parking the car.
They got out of the car and entered the restaurant.
Behind them, a white car slowly followed, and Jessica’s face peeked out the window.
She had been trailing them since they left the company b
