Wrong Ride, Right Lover novel Chapter 1814

On Gu Linbei's side, he saw Louise coming to a car.

He quickly hung up the phone and walked over.

Louise's parents got out of the car.

Before Gu Linbei could smile and say hello to Louise's parents.

He saw Shen Zebei getting out of the car with the help of Louise and mother.

Gu Linbei's face immediately darkened.

Louise had just helped her father out of the car when he saw Shen Zebei.

"Why are you here?"

The displeasure on his face was so obvious that he almost drove him away.

"Louise, why didn't you tell me in advance that uncle and aunt came to City B so that I could pick them up? Fortunately, I met them today."

Shen Zebei walked over with the help of Louise's mother. He complained, but his tone was full of doting.

Upon seeing this, Gu Linbei's face darkened even more.

Louise couldn't stand it anymore. She immediately scolded Shen Zebei.

"What does it have to do with you when my parents come to see me? Do you want to meddle in our business here? We're having dinner together today. It's none of your business. Go back to where you came from."

Louise drove him away impatiently.

She said, "Why did my parents suddenly call me and say that they don't need to pick me up?

I just only need the restaurant's address and I'll come by myself?"

“It turns out that I met this coward...”

Hearing Louise's words, Shen Zebei looked hurt.

"Auntie, since you're reunited today, I won't bother you anymore. You must stay in City B for two more days so that I can entertain you."

After saying that, Shen Zebei was about to leave with a gloomy face.

Louise's mother stopped him directly. "Since you’re already at the entrance of the restaurant. How can you leave without eating? Come in with me. You're not an outsider."

Gu Linbei's and Louise's faces darkened.

However, because today was the first time Gu Linbei and her parents met, both of them held back their anger.

However, the look in his eyes when he stared at Shen Zebei was unusually cold.

Shen Zebei felt uncomfortable being stared at, pretending that he didn't see it.