"Then remember to call me." Hayley Cole reminded James Reed, and after receiving his affirmative answer, she left satisfied.
Once they got into the car, Ophelia Wilson casually asked, "James, who is that Miss Cole anyway? How did you know her?"
"The day I took you home, I ran into her having some trouble on the road, so I helped her out a bit. Didn't expect to run into her again." James Reed spoke indifferently, as if he hadn't taken the matter to heart at all.
"Her father is Chairman Cole," James Reed said, "I only found that out later on."
"Chairman Cole?" Ophelia Wilson's heart skipped a beat, overwhelmed by a strong sense of crisis, she jokingly said, "Miss Cole seems to really be into you, my James is so charming that even the daughter of Chairman Cole likes you."
"What kind of joke is that?" James Reed shook his head amused, "She's just a playful girl. We've already gotten engaged, so don't joke like that anymore. My heart belongs to you."
