The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

The Ex-Husband's Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 102

"But don't you worry, I'll write you a prescription now. As long as you follow the instructions and take these herbs for three consecutive days, I guarantee that your condition will be cured..." Leon saw that there was just a pen and paper in the car, so he grabbed them and jotted down the prescription.

"You... Ugh!"

Ariel was so embarrassed and ashamed that she wanted to just pounce on Leon and bite Leon.

Her suitors came in droves due to her excellence in various aspects, but she was never teased by them until Leon came along!

At this moment, the light turned green at the intersection, and all the cars behind her honked at her to start driving.

Since Ariel was still not in the best frame of mind, she stepped so abruptly on the gas. pedal that she nearly rear-ended the car in front.

After finally crossing the intersection, Ariel immediately steered the car to the side of the road and parked there.

Leon just finished writing the prescription then. He looked up, glanced out the window, and looked strangely at Ariel, "Why aren't you driving, Miss Summers? Why did you stop all of a sudden?" "You jerk! Get the hell out of the car!" Ariel demanded angrily.

"What? Why are you telling me to get down when we still haven't reached the company?" Leon was confused.

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"Are you going down or not? Don't blame me for lashing out if you don't get out of the car!" Ariel's face turned a bashful red color. She grabbed a bottle of mineral water from within the car and then threw it righ at Leon.

Leon dodged the water bottle and did not look too pleased. "What's wrong with you, Miss Summers? Why did you go crazy all of a sudden?!"

"You're the one who's crazy! Get out!" Ariel became even more incensed and her expression was almost as if she could murder him.

Leon was unable to withstand the intimidation from Ariel's eyes, so he got out of the car with a sad face.

Ariel did not wait for a second longer as she slammed her foot on the accelerator and drove away.

"Women can be so unreasonable sometimes!" Leon shook his head and had a sullen look on his face. Even then, he failed to understand what he did to offend her.

As far as he was aware, he was kind enough to try and offer a remedy for Ariel's condition, but rather than appreciate his gesture, she kicked him out of the car instead!

It was simply unreasonable!

What made him even more depressed was that Ariel left him while it was in the midst of rush hour, thus making it difficult for him to get a taxi since he was practically on a pedestrian-less strip of road where taxis did not usually stop to take

passengers.

Moreover, he did not download any rode-hailing software on his cell phone, which effectively made it impossible to order a ride.

Left without a choice, Leon could only walk in the direction of the company.

Luckily, he was able to get a taxi after walking for ten or so minutes...

Back at the company, Ariel stood at the gate and held the contract in her hand. She waited and waited, but Leon still did not show up.

Her emotions calmed down by then, and she could help but feel a little remorseful and worried at the same time.

Her biggest regret was that she left him without a ride despite his brave act of getting justice for her when Gilbert tried to slap her back at the Wick Group.

She was more worried that Leon was yet to show up after all that time passed. She wondered if he met with some unfortunate circumstances after being left at the side. of the road.

Just as Ariel got more anxious, a taxi stopped at the company entrance and Leon walked out of the car with a sour expression.

Upon seeing that Leon was safe and sound, Ariel secretly breathed a sigh of relief and her anxiousness finally calmed down. "What took you so long, Leon? I waited long for you..." Ariel, hurried up to meet him and spoke as if he blamed him slightly.

"The cheek of you to even say that. Everyone's getting off work and it's rush hour now. I was lucky to even get a taxi while I was walking here."