Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber)
Chapter 608 Don't You Want Me to Stay?

Amber closed her eyes, reaching out to wrap her hands around Jared's neck.

She was washing the teacups earlier, so her hands were covered with foam.

Hence, the foam became water drops when her hands reached his neck, dripping into the back of his collar. Jared stiffened, feeling the cold. The next second, he returned to calm.

However, he kissed Amber more passionately as if he was punishing her for dripping the water into his shirt.

Amber could hardly breathe under his kiss. Her face reddened. In the end, she pinched his waist. Jared felt the pain and let go of her gradually.

As soon as Amber obtained the freedom, she withdrew from his embrace and walked away. Leaning against the counter, she panted slightly. Her face was still blushed, her eyes still reddened. She looked so enchanted that Jared couldn't tear his gaze off her.

His eyes darkened, his Adam's apple bobbing. He said in a deep, hoarse voice, "Amber..."

"The water is boiling!" Before Jared finished his words, the boiling water sound interrupted him.

Seeing her rush to turn off the gas, Jared smiled helplessly.

He wanted to kiss her again, but he had to give up.

After making the tea, Amber put the tea set on a try and said to him, "Let's go to the living room."

Jared hummed, following her out of the kitchen.

After arriving in the living room, Amber put the tray on the tea table and poured a cup of tea for him. "I've bought the tea for a long while. It's not expired but not valuable either. Please make do with it." "It's alright." Jared picked up his teacup, blowing. He said gently, "I like all kinds of drinks you make."

Amber laughed. "What if it's a poisonous drink? Will you like it as well?"

"If you give it to me in person, I'll gulp it down without hesitation," Jared looked at her and answered solemnly. "However, I wonder if you do have the heart to do so."

Amber pressed her red lips. "Since you know the answer, why do you ask?"

She had fallen in love with him. How could she have the heart to poison him?

Besides, even if she stopped loving him or he stopped loving her in the future, she wouldn't do it.

After all, extreme ways were not the best ways to resolve a problem. Instead, the one who did it would break the law.

If they ended that way, Amber would leave without any hesitation and not meet him again.

"What are you thinking of? You frown so deeply." Seeing Amber was absentminded, Jared poked at her creased brows gently.

Amber's eyes twinkled. She returned to her senses and said, shaking her head slightly, "Nothing."

Jared could tell that she was hiding something from him. He squinted, faking that he didn't find it. He put down the teacup and stood up. "It's getting late now. I should go home. Good night, Amber." Since she was unwilling to tell him, Jared wouldn't push her.

Everyone had their own secrets, which was normal.

Jared could accept anything as long as she wouldn't regret being reconciled with him.

Besides, he also had deliberately hidden something from her.

Amber also stood up. "Okay. Let me walk you out."

Jared nodded slightly.

They walked to the door.

Amber opened it. Jared changed into his shoes and walked out. "You don't need to go out. It's too cold outside. Good night."

Amber nodded. "Good night, Jared. Be careful when driving home."

"I know," answered Jared. Then he stared at her at the door without leaving.

Amber tilted her head in confusion. "What's wrong?"

Jared parted his thin lips. "You..."

He wondered if she indeed didn't have any intention to keep him staying.

It was too late. Wasn't she worried that something might happen to him on his way home?

Jared looked at her expectantly, wishing she would keep him staying.

However, Amber didn't understand him at all. She looked more puzzled. "What on earth is wrong? Is there anything on my face?"

She stroked her cheeks but didn't reach anything.

Looking at her adorable reaction, Jared chuckled. Then he patted her head. "Your face is clean."

"Why are you staring at me, then?" Amber blinked.

Jared suddenly hugged her. "Because I've already started missing you before leaving."

Amber rolled her eyes at him. "We'll meet tomorrow."

"It's pretty long for me even if I can't see you within a few hours, so I want to take every second to see you. Okay. I gotta go now." Jared let go of her. Amber answered with a grunt.

Jared took a step back. "I'm really leaving."

"Sure. Hurry up." Amber covered her forehead.

She wondered why he hesitated so much.

Jared saw her waving to him and urging him, heaving a sigh inwardly.

He had hinted at her so evidently, but she still had no sign to keep him staying.

It seemed that he couldn't stay here tonight.

He decided to move in or let her move into his villa after they were together.

In that case, he wouldn't need to leave her at night like this.

"Okay. I'm headed up. Go back to your room." With those words, Jared walked to the elevator.

Amber looked at his receding figure. Suddenly, she recalled something and called to him, "Wait a minute."

Jared paused his pace, a trace of shrewdness flashing through his eyes. He hurriedly turned around. "Yes, Amber?"

He wondered if she wanted to keep him staying.

Jared looked at her expectantly.

However, Amber said, "Message me when you get home."

Jared's eyes dimmed instantly.

He had probably expected more than he deserved.

However, she asked him to message her after getting home because she cared about him. Jared was delighted.

Thinking of that, his mood became better. He answered with a smile, "Sure."

Amber didn't speak, watching him go into the elevator. Then she returned to her apartment and closed the door.

She didn't go to the bedroom immediately. Instead, she walked to the living room balcony, held the handrail, and looked down. She happened to see Jared walk out of the building, heading for the parked car or the roadside.

It seemed he sensed something. Jared paused his paces and turned around suddenly. He looked up, only to find Amber on the balcony.

Seeing her, he was surprised.

He knew she was watching him leave.

A tender smile appeared on his face. He raised his hand, waving at her.

Amber saw him find her on the balcony and wave at her, so she also waved back at him in response.

Then Jared put down his hand, pulling out his phone.

Amber felt the vibrate of her phone.

She knew he must have messaged her.

Amber pulled out the phone and saw a message from Jared.

She tabbed to read it, only to find a line. "Go back to your room. It's cold outside."

Amber felt warm in her heart. She looked down at him and replied, "Okay. Hurry up to get in the car. It's cold outside."

Reading her message, Jared couldn't help smiling. "I will," he replied.

Then he put away his phone, pulled the car door open, and sat in.

Amber saw the lights of his car on and heard the honks.

She knew he was bidding her farewell in that way.00000000000000