Chapter 1534
Steven pondered it for a moment and had to agree. A Christmas dinner made by the entire family indeed had a special atmosphere. He quickly texted Alan: [No need to come anymore.]
Alan: [What?]
Steven ignored his reply, pocketing his phone and focusing on the car ahead. The highway was clogged, the speed was slow, and the car in front was already at a dead stop. Rick said, âPresident Dixon, the navigation says thereâs been a major accident up ahead. It wonât clear for a while, probably until after dark. We donât have any food in the car either.â
Steven cut him off with a look that could freeze molasses, âMissing one meal wonât kill you.â
Rick mumbled under his breath, his feelings hurt.
Steven asked, âWhat are you mumbling about?â
Rick said, âYouâre following your wife, but not even greeting her. She doesnât even know youâre here to see her. What if sheâs missing you? Iâm just worried.âe2
Steven said, âI donât need your meddling.â
Rick sighed. Alright, no meddling. From now on, he wouldnât interfere in the Ableson familyâs matters.
In the midst of this, the car door ahead suddenly opened. Hannah got out, stretching by the side of the car. The car next to them also opened, and a handsome young man stepped out. He gave Hannah a shy smile, âExcuse me, are you Hannah?â
Hannah had gained twenty pounds recently, so she looked quite different from her screen image. Even if people thought she looked like the famous Hannah, they werenât certain. She had gone shopping without anyone recognizing her, so she figured fewer people on the road would recognize her. She didnât even bother with sunglasses. To her surprise, she was recognized.
Hannah answered with a smile, âMany people say I look like Hannah and mistake me for her. But I think Iâm much prettier than Hannah.â
The man looked embarrassed, âIâm sorry! Iâm a big fan of Hannah. I thought you were her. I wanted to ask for an autograph.â
Hannah said, âNo problem. Itâs fate that we met. How about I give you an autograph in Hannahâs name?â
The man said, âThat would be great.â
Hannah asked, âDo you have a pen?â
The man promptly handed her a Sharpie, clearly prepared.
Hannah laughed, âWhere should I sign?â
The man unzipped his jacket to reveal a white T-shirt underneath. He patted his left chest, âCould you sign here, please? Itâs the closest place to my heart.â
Hannah blushed a little, âIâm not the real Hannah. It doesnât feel right.â
The man stared at Hannah, his eyes full of infatuation and warmth, âItâs okay.â
Hannah thought for a moment, still feeling awkward, âMaybe not.
As she tried to pull her hand back, the man suddenly grabbed her wrist, âHannah, I know itâs you. Others may mistake you, but I wonât. Your personal details are not publicized, and fans donât even know where youâre from. You suddenly disappeared these past few months. Iâve been searching for you- and finally, I found you