The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo)
Chapter 137

Chapter 137

Collin

was scared shitless and tried to explain with an innocent face. “Mi Blanchet, there was some urgent bus Theo frowned but didn't say a word, his face giving away nothing

Carefully, Collin added, “Tomorrow, I'll arrange a less strenuous job for her”

Theo remained expressionless as he said “No need to babysit her. If that's her choice, let her do it” “Understood”

*Check at Bartlett's gallery tomorrow, see if they have three Lady Lotus paintings. Buy them if they do. : Collin nodded, “Got it"

"Ms Howard's treatment is almost over. She'll be back home next month.

Theo closed his eyes, massaging his brow, “Alright”

Not getting chewed out by Theo, Collin breathed a sigh of relief. After a while, when he was sure Theo I “Mr. Blanchet, isn't that Ellinor?”

Theo looked out the car window, and indeed it was her Ellinor was munching on skewers alone by the r Dinner at this late hour?

Collin signaled the driver to stop He had a hunch about what might be going on, so he told Mr. Blanche Theo's brow furrowed, “Go get her”

“Sure thing.” Collin nodded and got out of the car.

Collin chatted with Ellinor briefly, then returned alone. He bent

over at the car window, awkwardly reporting:

“Ellinor said she isn't done eating yet, and told you to mind your own business..."

Theo was silent for a while, then he got out of the car.

Ellinor, taking a sip of her orange soda, saw Theo approaching and finally standing in front of her table looking, hed look like a loan shark!

Ellinor raised her hand, shouting, “Excuse me, twenty more skewers!"

“I'm not eating” The man replied coldly.

Ellinor looked up, a dumbfounded expression on her face, then laughed, “Theo, you're overthinking.

I ordered for myself, I'm still hungry!”

Theo was speechless

His presence was overwhelming, just standing there made the atmosphere around the food stall a bit a Indeed, it did seem highly inappropriate for such a refined gentleman, dressed in designer suits from he stall

Ellinor’s appetite was affected. She complained, “Theo, if you're not going to eat, go back to your car. O sit down and eat with me. Don't just stand there like a statue, it's killing our appetites!”

Theo's face turned sour

Collin watched Ellinor in admiration from the side. In all the years he'd worked with Theo, he'd never se