Chapter 136 - Chapter 136: Chapter 133 Silly and Cute
Super Spender
Chapter 136: Chapter 133 Silly and Cute
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Of course, now, Finn Lewis is more emboldened in saying those words. As he entered the Federal restaurant and looked around, he spotted Kay Lee. There are certain women, who can effortlessly turn heads no matter where they sit, and Kay Lee is without a doubt, that kind of woman.
However, what surprised Finn slightly was that Kay Lee was sitting alone, just wearing sunglasses, enjoying the tranquillity of the high-end Federal restaurant. Nobody here would gawk at her, as the patrons all have their own dignity and wouldnât stoop to such behavior. Naturally, this wouldnât stop the inevitable flood of pick-up attempts. Even in a simple casual T-shirt and jeans Kay Lee looked as radiant as ever!
The Prince and his companion were sitting not far from Kay Lee. Finn went directly to them and sat down. Seeing Finn coming, the Prince finally exhaled in relief: âThank God youâre here. Otherwise, we were prepared to wait for that jerk to show up and deliberately cause a ruckus.â
âHow did you know about her arrangements today?â Finn asked curiously.
âDamn, werenât you the one who gave us the intel?â The Prince rolled his eyes. Finn paused and seemed to remember asking his informant Zero to provide all of Kay Leeâs schedule for the coming month, even including any changes to it on-the-fly. It turns out, Zero wasnât as useless after all!
âOkay, I have been busy recently, made a trip out of the country. Iâm pretty exhausted, whatâs the current situation?â Finn hurriedly inquired.
âThe guy whoâs supposed to meet her for a blind date has yet to show up. Apparently, someone from her circle set it up. Unsure about the specific details. His family is quite reputable within Cleston City, heâs 28 years old, very successful, and has billions to his name. Although his private life isnât so hot, it seems like he already had an eye on Kay Lee,â the Prince replied swiftly.
âYou know all these already?â
âDuh! What canât you find on the internet these days?â The Prince rolled his eyes.
Finn raised his eyebrows, glanced at Kay Lee who was checking the time, thought for a while and said, âLetâs go, approach her.â
âDamn, donât be reckless, Mr. Finn. Have you thought this through?â The Prince was startled, he hadnât expected Finn to be so bold and this was certainly not their original plan.
âJust watch, Iâll take you to new heights.â Finn decisively got up and said, âyou come with me.â Finn then added to the Prince.
The Prince seemed a bit lost but still got up and followed Finn. Finn felt a bit nervous inside but quickly brushed it away, murmuring to himself, âIâve encountered more than a hundred deaths and sold hundreds of tons of heroin in the past, should I really be worried over a girl?â
Finnâs mind had barely returned to reality when he found himself beside Kay Lee. Kay wasnât thrilled about another pick-up attempt. Before she had a chance to say anything, Finn promptly started, âHello, maâam, havenât we met before? Would you mind if we join you?â
The Prince almost choked on his own saliva. He couldnât help but exclaim internally, âDid you start with such a cheesy pick-up line after being so confident? Wasnât you who proudly said youâd âtake me towards greatnessâ?â
Just a moment later, the earlier frown on Kay Lee had turned into a smile and she politely refused. âNo, thank you, I am expecting someone.â Any woman, let alone Kay Lee, would probably reject a strangerâs request to sit unless she had ulterior motives.
âIs he coming right away?â Finn glanced out the window and asked.
âNo, but he might arrive at any moment,â Kay Lee raising her eyebrow slightly after inspecting Finn and felt like sheâd seen him before.
âPerhaps he will, any moment. But you know, sometimes even a single second can be the difference between life and death. A mayfly only lives for roughly 24 hours after it becomes an adult,â said Finn with a smile, âSo what are you doing now?â
âIâm waiting for him,â Kay Lee glanced at Finn.
âOh, do you mind if I wait here with you?â Finn again asked, pointing at the Prince standing nearby, âSo that this jerk wonât trouble you?â
The Princeâs face froze instantly. Right now, he couldnât feel any worse. If Kay Lee wasnât there, he would have punched Finn. When did I become a jerk? I came here to help you, Finn! Did you really have to burn your bridges like this?
Kay Lee: â⦠She looked over at the Prince standing nearby. After thinking about it, seemed to be touched by Finnâs words and agreed, âOkay.â Then she added, âAlso, youâre already sitting.â
The Prince almost fainted. Did she just agree so simply? It appeared to him that this guy was essentially a jerk who aimed to protect her from other hassling jerks, this concept seemed so⦠ridiculous?
âAh, good, my friend, your task is completed. Thanks buddy, I owe you a meal.â Turning around, Finn gave the Prince a grateful wink.
The Prince was in complete disarray. âDid you really have to be this heartless, Finn?â He knew he was just cannon fodder in Finnâs play. Still, his rage-filled tears were real. âItâs hard to find a good friend, and yet, I ended up with this jerk.â The Prince decided it was best to pull out of the scene.
âYour friend?â Kay Lee asked, her mind filled with questions.
âYep, a friend from my dorm,â Finn answered honestly, feeling a wave of relief. Seemed like Kay Lee wasnât as unreachable as he thought.
Hearing Finn admit without hesitation, Kay Lee was somewhat speechless. Having already allowed him to sit down, she wouldnât kick him off now, she could only retort, âDonât you think badmouthing your friend is appalling?â
âIs telling the truth good or bad?â Finn returned, his eyes locked on to her flawless face.
âOf course, itâs good,â said Kay Lee, puzzled at Finnâs sudden change of topic.
âThatâs right, I was just telling the truth earlier. So, it should be good, so why did you say it was wrong? If I had agreed with you, wouldnât that mean I would be lying to you? You women always claim that men never tell the truth. But sometimes, itâs not that we donât want to speak the truth, itâs just that truths are often not pleasing to hear.â Finn shrugged.
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