Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 297 In the Pocket of the Pants

Eva asked, "Is it done?"

"Done? Are you saying it's usable?" Eva widened her eyes.

"Yes," Adrian nodded.

So, he only pointed out her minor faults because he confirmed that it was good enough after reviewing it?

If she thought of it that way, it wouldn't be unacceptable, right?

"Since it's done, then I... " Eva didn't finish her sentence before Adrian stood up with the car keys in his hand. "Let's go, I'll drive you back."

Without thinking, Eva instinctively refused, "No need, I drove here myself, so I can go back on my own."

Besides, she came to deliver the proposal, not to develop anything with him. How could she agree to let him drive her back?

With that in mind, Eva quickly grabbed her bag and headed to the door.

After a few steps, Adrian grabbed her wrist. "Did you cheat on the theoretical part of the driver's license test?"

Adrian asked, "Otherwise, how could you not know about fatigue driving?"

"I just yawned a few times, how does that count as fatigue driving? It's a different concept," Eva looked at him in surprise.

Unexpectedly, Adrian directly argued, "You can yawn when you're not fatigued? Stop talking and let's go."

"I yawned earlier, not now..." Eva was interrupted as she couldn't help but yawn again.

Adrian sneered, "You still say you're not fatigued?"

Now she couldn't argue back anymore.

But she still didn't want Adrian to drive her, so she could only suggest indirectly, "Alright, if you don't want to drive, I'll call a designated driver to pick me up." After saying that, Eva took out her phone to call a designated driver, but her hand was stopped by Adrian.

She looked up and unexpectedly met his dark eyes, "Are you rejecting me like this?"

Eva was briefly stunned and then turned her head to avoid his deep gaze, "Mr. Blackwood, you must be joking. We have a working relationship, why would I reject you?"

"Is that so? Since you don't reject it, what's wrong with having a business partner drive you home? Or is it that you're deliberately avoiding me, afraid that I'll replace out something?" Adrian deliberately provoked her with those last words. Eva's gaze flickered slightly.

She just didn't want to get involved with him too much, not to the extent of avoiding him, but... She couldn't rule out the possibility that Adrian might think that way.

Perhaps being more generous would make him eliminate more concerns.

With that in mind, Eva turned her head back and said, "You really want to drive me home, right?"

Before Adrian could answer, a set of car keys flew out of Eva's hand and gracefully arched through the air before landing securely in Adrian's palm.

He looked down at the car keys in his hand.

There was even a small safe-tie knot tied to it, made with a red string, still looking new, probably just bought.

Adrian raised his gaze and saw Eva provocatively looking at him, a faint smile on her lips.

"Then today, you can be my designated driver," Eva said playfully.

He withdrew his gaze, his voice deep, "Okay."

After saying that, he left the office first, leading the way.

Eva said she would call a designated driver, but with Adrian's presence, she couldn't do it.

Contemporary chauffeuring was intentional after all. Just think about it, how could the president of the prestigious Blackwood Group willingly allow someone else to ask him to become a driver? But Adrian unexpectedly agreed.

She bit her lip and reluctantly followed him.

The two entered the elevator, got out of it, and arrived at the parking lot. They stood behind Eva's car, which cost less than $200,000.

Eva chuckled softly, "My car isn't great. I assume you haven't driven a car worth less than five million dollars before, right? The handling is really not good. Shouldn't you..."

Before she finished speaking, Adrian had already opened the car door and sat inside.

As he fastened his seatbelt, Eva remained standing in place.

Seeing her reluctant and stunned expression, Adrian felt a secret joy. After a subtle curve formed on his thin lips, he reminded her, "Not getting in? Or are you too tired to get in?" Eva bit her lip and begrudgingly got into the car.

She didn't take the passenger seat and went directly to the backseat, treating Adrian as the driver.

After she settled down, she looked at Adrian's face through the rearview mirror and strangely found that he wasn't angry about her mistaking him for a driver.

Soon, the car left the company.

Although the car was cheap for Adrian, he had good driving skills, so as long as he could drive, it was fine for him.

Eva leaned against the backseat with her arms crossed.

She originally thought that Adrian would retort, but he remained quiet, as if he was simply driving her back.

The car was very quiet.

After about two minutes, the car entered the highway, and the journey became smoother.

Adrian glanced at her through the rearview mirror. "If you're tired, rest."

Eva pursed her lips, turned her face away, and ignored him.

It would take about 20 minutes to return to the company. She was indeed a bit tired now. Maybe she should take a nap?

Forget it, it seemed like she trusted him enough to sleep while he drove. She would just hold on and return to the company like this.

After all, the plan was already settled, and she didn't have much to do in the afternoon. She could rest later.

However, despite her thoughts, the car was too steady. Being so focused before made her feel really exhausted now she was relaxed.

So, leaning against the seat, she unintentionally fell asleep.

Hearing the steady breathing, Adrian glanced back and saw that she had already fallen asleep. He calmly slowed down the car and then looked ahead, contemplating for a moment. He made a U-turn and took a detour. Eva was awakened by a burst of cell phone ringing.

When she woke up, she subconsciously checked the time and realized that she had slept for over twenty minutes.

Looking outside the window, they were still on the road.

They hadn't arrived yet?

The phone in the front seat kept ringing, and Eva glanced at Adrian. Their eyes met at that moment. "Did I wake you up? I forgot to put the phone on silent mode."

Eva rubbed her eyes and avoided eye contact, "It's not a big deal."

After that, she ignored him.

The phone continued to ring.

Seeing him calmly driving without answering the call.

In any case, since it's a call meant for him and he doesn't want to answer, Eva couldn't be bothered either. She leaned against the window, silently gazing at the scenery outside.

The phone rang for a moment and then fell silent. But it didn't stay silent for long as it started ringing again, the noise irritating Eva to the point where she furrowed her brows and finally couldn't help but look at him. "Aren't you going to answer the phone?"

"You deny that using theoretical knowledge is cheating, yet you won't answer the phone while driving," Adrian said.

"Well, why don't you just put your phone on silent?" Eva suggested.

"It's not convenient for me," Adrian focused on the road ahead.

"Are you bothered by the noise?" Adrian raised an eyebrow and glanced at her. "If it bothers you, come here and help me."

"No," Eva crossed her arms. "I can endure it."

However, after a few more times of the phone ringing following the two calls, Eva couldn't bear the noise anymore. She stood up and propped her hand on the chair's back. "Where's your phone?"

Adrian gave her a cold glance and simply replied, "In my pocket."