Don't Escape, My Beloved Girl

The two of them seemed to have just finished their meal.

Everett was holding a suit Jacket in his hand.

"Uncle, aunt.' Brayden walked to them.

It was surprising to meet them at this place.

"Why are you here?"

Everett asked, his deep voice always tinged with coldness.

Everyone who knew him was used to his coldness, but those who didn't know would think that he was unapproachable.

"I'm here to eat with my friends. Uncle, aunt, have you eaten? If you don't eat, let's eat together."

Melody was very pleased to hear Brayden calling her "aunt" and there was a smile on her usually cold face.

"Your uncle and I just ate."

"Then go in and have a seat?"

Brayden looked at Everett. He could take the opportunity to introduce Olivia to them, as a friend.

"No, we have something to do later.'

"I see."

Seeing that Brayden was a little disappointed, Melody smiled and said, "We have many chances. When we're all free, call your friend and we can have a meal together" "Auntie, you're right.' Everett said, "We'll go first.”

"Okay."

The two of them left.

As they passed a private room, Melody looked inside.

Long seaweed-like hair spread across the back of the woman's head, who was on the phone.

Her head was slightly tilted, and her thick, long hair slanted over her face, hiding her face.

All Melody could see was the women's slender fingers and her white wrist.

Her lips curved.

As she was walking down the stairs with Everett, she looked down the hallway and saw Brayden walk into that private room.

Melody's smile deepened.

"Do you know what you just missed?"

She took Everett by the arm and leaned closer to him. She was like his sweet wife.

Hearing her voice was pleasant, Everett looked at her and said, "What?"

"Your future niece-in-law:"

Everett raised an eyebrow and did not say anything.

Seeing that he didn't believe her words, Melody continued, "I just took a look. There's a girl in the private room. You know your nephew has never been with girls for the past two years. That girl must be his favorite."

"Maybe, but she's not necessarily my niece-in-law" Melody was surprised.

"Why?"

He was so sure, as if it was the truth. But Everett didn't answer her. He came to the car and opened the door for her.

Melody didn't get in the car.

It seemed like she was determined to hear his explanation, otherwise, she wouldn't get in.

Everett had no choice but to say, "Everything can be changed before it is finally done.'

So, he had said "not necessarily❞

Melody was stunned and did not know what to say for a moment. Everett got in the car, started the car, and saw that she was still standing outside thoughtfully.

With one hand on the steering wheel and the other arm on the window, he looked at her.

Melody looked at him, and something flashed through her eyes. She got in the car and looked at him.

"Is it possible for us to break up before we get married?"

Everett's black eyes moved slightly, and the darkness in his eyes became thick. And there was a hint of a trance that he himself didn't even notice.

Melody pursed her lips, turned her head to look ahead, and raised her chin slightly.

"I believe as long as he or she loves someone, then he or she will definitely be with that person."

With that, she looked at Everett.

"Let's make a bet. Brayden will definitely be with the girl he likes."

"If I win, we get married on the day Brayden gets married.If I lose, we part."

Everett narrowed his eyes and there was something in his dark eyes.

Meloady's lips curved and she said as confidently as ever, "Everett, do you dare to bet with me?"