Chapter 333: Chapter 275 Accident at the Dinner Party (1)
"No way! I already promised him. How can I go back on my word?" lissa had dissatisfaction on her face after Murray took her phone.
"You have a heavy cold, rember? How can you go out and drink? What if it becos pneumonia? lissa, are you tired of living?"
Murray forcefully stuffed the glass into her hand, and his other hand grasped her hand, handing the pills to her.
"I’ll take the pills."
lissa picked up the glass of water with her left hand and took the pills with her right hand. After swallowing them, she looked at Murray and said firmly, "But I must go to the dinner party tomorrow night."
lissa was a principled person. Since she had made a promise, she would do it.
She just had a cold, but it was not a big deal.
Murray always made a big fuss over nothing.
"I said you can’t go!" Murray pursed his thin lips slightly, and there was nervousness and worry in his eyes.
Murray thought, she doesn’t care about herself at all!
She has a cold, but she doesn’t rest more and insists on going to that damn dinner party.
What if her condition worsens?
Doesn’t she know I’m so worried about her?
"That’s my business, not yours!" lissa stood up from the sofa and was going to return to her room.
In the next second, lissa felt a force co to her waist. She lost her balance as Murray scooped her up.
lissa struggled but couldn’t break free. She could only reach out and wrap her arms around his neck, asking with a frown, "Murray, what are you doing?"
"Imprisoning you." Murray bowed slightly, raised his eyebrows at lissa, and whispered in her ear, "I’ll free you when the dinner party is over."
"This is illegal!" lissa glared at Murray, but her throat was swollen and painful, and her voice was softer than a cat’s.
Her voice tugged at Murray’s heartstrings.
He carefully placed her on the bed and covered her with a blanket. "Be good, will you?"
He comforted her in a soft voice.
lissa was surprised. She didn’t expect him to coax her so gently.
"Alright, I’m not going. I’m sleepy."
lissa yawned lazily, curled up sideways, and blinked at him. "Good night. I’m going to sleep."
"Good night."
Murray was relieved to hear that and smiled. He turned to leave.
lissa looked at Murray’s tall and straight back with mixed feelings.
Murray was perfect, but he was too overbearing and always liked to control her.
Although he was concerned about her, lissa didn’t like the feeling of being restrained.
Since Murray didn’t allow her to go to the dinner party tomorrow, she could only go there secretly.
Anyway, Murray would go to work at the Gibson Corporation tomorrow, and she would take a leave of absence to rest at ho. After Murray left, she could go wherever she wanted.
Murray couldn’t control her again by then.
With that in mind, lissa felt much more comfortable. She lay on the bed and fell asleep eventually.
The next day, when lissa woke up, she saw Murray’s handso face.
"li, how do you feel?" Murray asked with concern.
"Much better." lissa sniffed.
"You have a cold. How will you recover so quickly?" Murray reached out his hand and touched lissa’s forehead. "Great. You don’t have a fever."
"Hey, I said I’m fine. Why are you so nervous? Have you forgotten that I have dical skills?" lissa said, "It’s getting late. You should go to work!"
"I’ll stay at ho with you," Murray smiled. He couldn’t leave lissa alone at ho.
"No need! Hurry to work, or I’ll be angry!" lissa firmly disagreed.
"Alright, I’ll be leaving. Have a good rest. Call
if you need anything." Murray didn’t insist and stood up.
"I’ll," lissa promised.
Murray finally went to work. If he was ho, she couldn’t sneak out to the dinner party at the White River Hotel.
In the afternoon, lissa freshened up and was about to go out when she fell into a strong and warm embrace just as she went downstairs.
"Where are you going?" Murray asked coolly.
It was Murray.
lissa wondered why he was back.
She looked up at his cold eyes. "I want to go to the dinner party. Don’t stop ."
Murray turned irked. He was worried about lissa’s condition and got off work early.
But when he got ho, he caught her sneaking out.
He reached out to clutch lissa’s chin and pressed her against the door fra, leaning toward her.
It wasn’t until the tip of his nose touched hers that he stopped. lissa had a heavy cold, and her nose was wet like a kitten.
Her look softened his heart. Murray bent over and whispered, "I’ll drive you there since you insist."
His warm breath blew on lissa’s cheek when he spoke.
lissa blushed right away.
He started to flirt with her again!
Murray looked at her blushing face and adored her even more. He lowered his head and kissed her.
His breathing almost stopped when he felt a familiar feeling.
Even though lissa’s lips were dry because of the cold, Murray still felt they were the world’s most delicious jelly.
He skillfully pried open her lips and wanted to taste more.
lissa was still rational. She pushed Murray away with her chest heaving up and down as she gasped for breath. "Well. I think we’d better hurry."
After that, lissa walked toward the door.
Murray strode behind her.
He drove lissa to the White River Hotel.
"li, we’re here." Murray got out of the car and opened the door for lissa. "I’ll walk you in."
"No need. I’ll go in by myself. I’ll call you when it’s over." lissa hurriedly shook her head and pushed Murray back into the car. She then turned around and walked towards the hotel door.
Murray eyed her beautiful back, and there was love and tenderness in his eyes. He waited till lissa’s figure disappeared from his sight before he drove away.
However, Julie and Adela, who also ca to the White River Hotel, saw that.
"Adela, is that lissa?" Julie pointed at lissa’s back and asked.
"What is she doing here?" Adela asked with a sinister look in her eyes.
Julie tilted her head and thought for a mont, then said, "I heard from my cousin that it seems that the crew of "Harem" is holding a dinner party here tonight."
"Is that so?" The corner of Adela’s mouth moved up into a sneer.
Adela was so jealous when she thought of how gentle Murray was when he sent lissa there.
She swore to herself, lissa, you’ll wait and see!
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