Chapter 110 Nikita really believed it was a coincidence.
âOh?â Nikita raised her eyebrows as if she were interested and asked, âWhy?â
Sheehan hesitated for a few seconds: âWhen I was abroad, I often couldnât sleep for a while. It was a radio program called Fate that cured my insomnia The background music used by the radio host is the one you hear nowâ
Nikitaâs eyes flashed, but her face remained the same: âI didnât expect Mr. Lambert to listen to radio programsâ
âAre you surprised?â
âWell, a little â
âI havenât listened to it before. It was also during that time that I lost sleep, and I found that radio station by accident.â Speaking of this matter, Sheehan had a little nostalgia in his eyes. âThe host told me that not everyone could hear her radio station, and she was surprised that I could find it.â
âI was her only listener.â
âShe is a knowledgeable person. She knows everything about any topic and any field.â
âSheâs smart enough to make me think she should be a 70 to 80âyearâold woman. But I can hear her voice, which belongs to a very young girl.â
Speaking of which, Sheehan turned to look at Nikita.
âSpeaking of which, Miss Swiftâs voice is somewhat similar to hers.â
âOh, yeah?â Nikita blinked, her face didnât change much, and her slender fingers clicked on her chin, and she analyzed it seriously. âMaybe sheâs a 70 or 80 year old grandmother who just used a voice changer.â
Sheehan:
He could definitely tell whether she used a voice changer or not.
Nikita asked again, âAre you still listening to her program?â
âShe hasnât broadcast it for a long time.â Sheehanâs tone was with a pity. âOn the last night, she told me that she was leaving Country C. Since then, her radio station has never been broadcast again.â
âOh.â Nikita replied lightly, turned her head back, and said nothing more.
It was really a small world.
She had set up a radio station by herself to kill time, and she set it up specially, thinking that no one would find it.
But she didnât expect it.
Her only audience should be Sheehan.
And this man was sitting beside her at the moment.
What he played in the car was a song that she created in her spare time.
This time, Nikita really believed it was a coincidence.
*
Outside the Swiftsâ villa.
Nikita unfastened her seat belt âMr. Lambert, thank you for the ride.â
She pulled the door and was about to get off.
âMiss Swiftâ The manâs voice was warm, and one of his hands was on the steering wheel. His sleeve was at his elbow, and a cold white arm was exposed. The diamond in the watch shone brightly under the refraction of sunlight. âAre you going somewhere else later?â
Nikita stared, looked back with her dark eyes halfânarrowed.
Nikita really believed it was a coincidence.
Sheehan lay on his side, staring at her with deep black eyes. Under the backlight, the outline of his face became deeper and more threeâdimensional, and made people unable to move their eyes: âIâll wait for you.â
Donât know if itâs because of the light.
The manâs eyes are extraordinarily deep and gentle.
They looked at each other for a few seconds.
Nikitaâs heart flashed a strange mood, but was quickly pressed down by her.
She sipped her lips, and the manâs attentions were too obvious. She was not polite: âI pack something and leave in a minute.â âMr. Lambert wants to wait, please.â
This is very impolite, and even a little hostile.
She purely treated him as a free driver.
Mr. Lambert, the first celebrity in N City, is her free driver.
Chapter 110 Nikita really believed it was a coincidence.
âOh?â Nikita raised her eyebrows as if she were interested and asked, âWhy?â
Sheehan hesitated for a few seconds: âWhen I was abroad, I often couldnât sleep for a while. It was a radio program called Fate that cured my insomnia The background music used by the radio host is the one you hear nowâ
Nikitaâs eyes flashed, but her face remained the same: âI didnât expect Mr. Lambert to listen to radio programsâ
âAre you surprised?â
âWell, a little â
âI havenât listened to it before. It was also during that time that I lost sleep, and I found that radio station by accident.â Speaking of this matter, Sheehan had a little nostalgia in his eyes. âThe host told me that not everyone could hear her radio station, and she was surprised that I could find it.â
âI was her only listener.â
âShe is a knowledgeable person. She knows everything about any topic and any field.â
âSheâs smart enough to make me think she should be a 70 to 80âyearâold woman. But I can hear her voice, which belongs to a very young girl.â
Speaking of which, Sheehan turned to look at Nikita.
âSpeaking of which, Miss Swiftâs voice is somewhat similar to hers.â
âOh, yeah?â Nikita blinked, her face didnât change much, and her slender fingers clicked on her chin, and she analyzed it seriously. âMaybe sheâs a 70 or 80 year old grandmother who just used a voice changer.â
Sheehan:
He could definitely tell whether she used a voice changer or not.
Nikita asked again, âAre you still listening to her program?â
âShe hasnât broadcast it for a long time.â Sheehanâs tone was with a pity. âOn the last night, she told me that she was leaving Country C. Since then, her radio station has never been broadcast again.â
âOh.â Nikita replied lightly, turned her head back, and said nothing more.
It was really a small world.
She had set up a radio station by herself to kill time, and she set it up specially, thinking that no one would find it.
But she didnât expect it.
Her only audience should be Sheehan.
And this man was sitting beside her at the moment.
What he played in the car was a song that she created in her spare time.
This time, Nikita really believed it was a coincidence.
*
Outside the Swiftsâ villa.
Nikita unfastened her seat belt âMr. Lambert, thank you for the ride.â
She pulled the door and was about to get off.
âMiss Swiftâ The manâs voice was warm, and one of his hands was on the steering wheel. His sleeve was at his elbow, and a cold white arm was exposed. The diamond in the watch shone brightly under the refraction of sunlight. âAre you going somewhere else later?â
Nikita stared, looked back with her dark eyes halfânarrowed.
Nikita really believed it was a coincidence.
Sheehan lay on his side, staring at her with deep black eyes. Under the backlight, the outline of his face became deeper and more threeâdimensional, and made people unable to move their eyes: âIâll wait for you.â
Donât know if itâs because of the light.
The manâs eyes are extraordinarily deep and gentle.
They looked at each other for a few seconds.
Nikitaâs heart flashed a strange mood, but was quickly pressed down by her.
She sipped her lips, and the manâs attentions were too obvious. She was not polite: âI pack something and leave in a minute.â âMr. Lambert wants to wait, please.â
This is very impolite, and even a little hostile.
She purely treated him as a free driver.
Mr. Lambert, the first celebrity in N City, is her free driver.