Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber)
Chapter 637 The Best Way to Get Warm

"Fine. I won't take off my coat. I just thought of a way to get warm together." Jared curled his lips and replied. Amber looked puzzled. "What?"

Jared didn't answer. He lowered his head and continued to unbutton the buttons.

Soon, he unbuttoned his coat, pulled it apart, and said to Amber, "Come inside my coat. I'll hold you."

Amber instantly understood his method. He planned to have her in his arms so that both of them could get warm in his coat.

She had no choice but to admit that it was the best way to get warm now. How did he get the idea?

Amber shook her head in amusement. Not being shy or feeling embarrassed, she took a deep breath and stepped forward to hug him.

After all, it was too cold to act shyly.

When Amber put her arms around his waist, Jared pulled his coat closer around him.

His coat was so oversized that he could even button it again.

Amber's entire body was covered entirely under his coat, including her head, and the warmth of Jared's body also enveloped her, making Amber not feel cold anymore. Her trembling body gradually warmed up

Jared felt the change in Amber's body. He lowered his head and rubbed his chin against Amber's head. "Are you feeling better?"

"Yeah, I felt better." Amber's voice came from his coat, muffled.

Jared breathed a sigh of relief. "That's good."

"Has Ben not come yet?" Amber pressed her forehead against the man's chest and asked.

Jared looked at the road and furrowed his brows. "Not yet. He'd come here when we left the cinema. But he hasn't shown up yet."

"Maybe he was held up on the way here. Let's wait for a bit." Amber sighed.

Jared nodded and hugged her tighter.

They stood under the eaves of the cinema and waited for a while before the familiar Maybach finally appeared.

The car door opened. Ben held an umbrella and ran towards Jared, carrying one more umbrella in his hand.

As Ben reached Jared, he quickly apologized, "Sorry I'm late, Mr. Farrell."

"What happened?" Jared looked at him and asked in a low voice.

Ben straightened his glasses and replied, "When I drove from the public parking lot, there was a car accident on the road, so I got stuck for a while." He didn't arrive late on purpose.

Jared thawed slightly when hearing the reason and uttered, "Give me the umbrella."

"Yes," Ben replied and handed Jared the umbrella.

Suddenly, he thought of something and asked with astonishment, "Mr. Farrell, why are you here all alone? Where is Ms. Reed? She left early?"

Jared didn't answer him and reached out to take the umbrella.

His coat opened as he moved, and the woman in his arms immediately showed.

At the sight of Amber hiding in Jared's arms, Ben was shocked, his eyes popping out of his head. " Ms. Reed? You're here!"

He thought that she had left and left Mr. Farrell alone. But she actually hid in Mr. Farrell's coat instead of leaving.

Because of Mr. Farrell's height, oversized coat, and the dark light under the eaves, Ben never noticed someone hiding in Mr. Farrell's arms.

He was just confused why Mr. Farrell was grabbing his coat tightly. It was quite uncharacteristic for Mr. Farrell to do so in public.

However, Ben didn't think much of it but only thought that Mr. Farrell was keeping warm.

It turned out that Mr. Farrell was protecting Ms. Reed from the cold.

Sure enough, the truth was always unexpected.

Ben had to admit that they were pretty romantic.

Since Ben had discovered her, Amber felt shy to continue to hug Jared.

She let go, turned around, and smiled at Ben in a bashful way. "Hi, Ben."

"Ms. Reed." Ben smiled back.

Jared opened the umbrella and lowered his head to speak softly to Amber. "Let's go. Hold my hand."

Amber nodded and grabbed his arm.

The next second, Jared led her into the rain.

The rain was really heavy. The big raindrops fell on the umbrella as if they would break through it. Even the rainwater that dripped from the umbrella formed a flowing water curtain. Amber felt her shoes and trouser legs were wet with rain, making her feet frozen.

But now, she couldn't care about it but had to get in the car hurriedly. Otherwise, she would be all wet.

They ran along and finally got into the car.

Jared closed the umbrella and placed it at his feet. Then, he quickly took out dry towels from the storage box.

Although their hair and upper bodies were not wet, their trouser legs were almost soaked.

After getting into the car, they hurriedly shook off the rain and dried their clothes with the towel. Otherwise, they would definitely get sick.

"Turn up the heating," Jared said to Ben.

Ben did as he was told. Soon, the air inside the car was warmer. Amber could take the time to dry herself.

After an hour and a half, the car finally arrived at Kelsinton Bay.

Ben drove the car into the parking lot. Amber was about to open the door and get out after Ben parked the car.

Just as she placed her hand on the car door, she suddenly thought of something, turned to look at Jared, and said, "It's already past midnight. But it's raining harder than before and even windy outside. How about staying here tonight? It's too dangerous to drive on the road now."

It had been only an hour's drive from the suburbs back to Kelsinton Bay.

But due to the heavy rain, strong fog, and strong wind, Ben had to slow down while driving.

Even so, there were a few times when Ben almost crashed into another car because he couldn't see the road clearly.

So, she was really worried that something would happen on their way back.

Hearing Amber's advice, Jared's lips arched with a trace of a smile, and he replied without hesitation, "Alright, I'll stay."

He answered too fast, making Amber wonder if he was waiting for her to let him stay.

Amber didn't think much of it. She turned to Ben and said, "You as well, Ben. It's too dangerous to drive on the road. The grandma downstairs and I are good friends. I can let you sleep at her home for the night."

"Is that OK?" Ben looked at Jared hesitantly.

In fact, he wanted to stay for a night too because the rain was indeed making driving dangerous.

Just now, he had been driving very carefully with nerves but still almost ran into another car. It was indeed difficult to see anything clearly when driving in this bad weather.

Judging from the current weather condition, the probability of car accidents would probably increase.

However, it was up to Mr. Farrell whether he could stay.

Fortunately, Jared wasn't a rigid boss. He knew how dangerous it would be to drive on the road now, so he agreed to let Ben stay.

As long as Ben wouldn't sleep in Amber's apartment, he didn't have an opinion on that.

"Thank you, Mr. Farrell." Ben was extremely grateful when he heard Jared agree to let him stay.

Then, he looked at Amber. "Sorry to trouble you, Ms. Reed."

"Don't mention it. Nothing is more important than your safety." Amber waved her hand and got out of the car.

The grandma downstairs lived alone, and her house had always been quiet. Hence, she was pleased to offer extra rooms for having someone to talk to.

After getting Ben settled, Amber brought Jared back to her apartment.

Jared naturally opened the shoe cabinet and took out slippers. Unlike before, he just stood there waiting for Amber to offer him the slipper.

It could be seen that he no longer treated himself as a guest.00