Purchased A Mr. Right
Chapter 1669

I Hate You

Wilson, seeing that she hesitated, thought she didn't want it.

After all, she had pawned it. Wilson was a little annoyed. Why would he take the trouble to get it back?

When he was about to take it back, Tina closed her hands.

She grasped the earrings tightly in her hand and whispered, "I'll keep it!"

Wilson looked slightly relieved. "Really?"

Tina nodded. "Mm..."

Her answer lit up his handsome face.

He said to her, "Give me the earrings."

Tina was puzzled.

She didn't know what he would do but still obediently handed the earrings back to him.

After he took them, he stepped forward with his long legs, and the distance between them was instantly shortened.

Tina subconsciously took a step backward.

Wilson stopped her. "Don't move. I'll help *. I I!

you put it on!

Tina wanted to say no, but his big hand had already pushed aside the long hair before her ear.

She didn't wear any hair ornaments on her hair that was as smooth as silk. Wilson tucked some behind her ear, revealing her small round earlobes.

He carefully put the two earrings on her ears, just like what he had done on her birthday.

Tina was a little dazed.

Wilson bent over, his long and straight nose almost touching her forehead.

Under the dim moonlight, he fixed his deep eyes on her.

Suddenly, a cell phone rang.

The sound was from Tina's pocket.

Tina, who didn't know she should feel lucky or disappointed, took out her cell phone awkwardly.

They were so close that Wilson could see the name on the screen.

The intimate atmosphere suddenly froze for two seconds.

Wilson put his hands back in his pockets and stepped back to signal her. "Answer the phone first!"

Tina pursed her lips and could only turn her body to one side. Then, she placed her phone beside her ear.

She said, "Hello?"

Dylan's soft voice came from the other end of the line. "Tina, it's me! I hope I didn't disturb your rest."

"It's okay!" Tina replied.

Dylan said, "There has been a concert recently and two commercial activities. Also, I have to practice piano. So I haven't come to see you. By the way, how is Isla?" Tina replied, "She is very good!"

Dylan said gently, "Tina, I'm all done with my work. I called you tonight because I wanted to invite you to dinner at my home! I said last time that my dad always missed you and wanted you to visit him more often. It's a weekend tomorrow. Let me pick you up in the evening, okay?"

Tina frowned.

She was always very resistant to going to the Koo family.

After all, Lilith in the Koo family saw her as an eyesore, so Tina thought she'd better avoid the wrenching experience.

Before she could say anything,

Dylan hurriedly added, "Don't worry. My mother won't be around tomorrow. She's having a small gathering with a few friends!" Tina hesitated for a moment when she heard this. Finally, she nodded. "Alright!"

Last time when she had dinner with Dylan, he told her that Aspry was getting weaker and spent most of his time recuperating.

He even had to handle the affairs of the company at home with the help of his secretary. As a junior, she should visit him often. Dylan said briskly, "That's settled then. See you tomorrow!"

Tina hung up the phone.

She took a deep breath.

Tina was startled as she slowly turned around.

The tall figure was gone, and she could only see the black Rolls-Royce disappearing into the night.

She raised her hands and touched the earrings on her ears.

The next evening, Dylan arrived half an hour earlier than the agreed time.

He brought a lot of fruits. Also, he bought a lot of toys that girls liked, which catered to Isla's pleasure.

He was trying his best to please Isla.

Tina recalled what he had said earlier: he

wanted to take care of her daughter and her.

But she didn't like that. So, she stepped forward to interrupt them. "Let's go!"

Dylan nodded with a smile.

She left the hospital and arrived at the Koo family by Dylan's car.

Knowing that Lilith was not at home, she felt much more relaxed.

After the car stopped, Tina went to the back to get the fruit basket she had bought. She deliberately chose some fruits suitable for elder people.

As soon as the car door was closed, an excited female voice suddenly sounded. "Dylan!"

Dylan frowned and said, "Selene? Why are you here?"

Selene, wearing high heels, didn't look as arrogant as before. When she came up, her eyes turned red. "Of course I'm waiting for you! I've called you so many times, but you didn't pick it up. I went to your studio to look for you, but you avoided me. I had no choice but to come here to see you!"

"Please don't cancel the engagement with me, okay? If I do something wrong, just tell me. I can change all the things that you don't like! I don't want to be separated from you!" Selene pulled Dylan's sleeve, pleading in quite a humble posture.

From the day Dylan announced the breakup, she was heartbroken.

She loved him too much.

Selene could not accept the fact that she had lost him and wanted him to change his mind.

Dylan looked helpless. "Selene, I've made myself very clear. I can't marry you!"

Hearing this, she started to cry out loud like a child. "How could you be so heartless? How do you know it's impossible for us to be together? Maybe you'll change your mind. I love you so much..." "I can never accept you!" Dylan took a tough stance.

Usually, he had a poker face and rarely showed his emotions. Only Tina could make him smile warmly. At this time, he really wanted Selene to give up on him, so he looked more ruthless. Dylan said, "Selene, leave me!"

Selene's tears ruined her eyeliners, which added a dark circle around her eyes. Faced with this merciless man, she felt devastated.

She vented all the pain in her heart on Tina. She gritted her teeth and pointed at Tina. "It's all because of you! Tina, you bitch, you took my fiance from me. Now you're happy, aren't you?" Tina frowned.

Dylan strode forward and stood in front of Tina. "Enough! If you continue to be unreasonable like this, I will drive you away!"

Seeing him protect her, Selene cried harder.

She threw a hatred glare at Tina, covered her face and ran away. "Tina, I hate you!"

Regarding the cancellation of the engagement between them, Tina had learned about it in the newspaper.

Dylan was a famous pianist. Beyond that, it was a commercial engagement, and they held a grand engagement party. Thus, it would naturally cause a lot of discussions when they canceled their engagement. Tina did not ask Dylan about it.

Whatever his choice was, it had nothing to do with her.

But no one would be happy to be scolded for no reason.

Tina pursed her lips. "Did she misunderstand something?"

Dylan didn't explain, but said, "You don't have to worry about it. I'll handle it! My dad has been waiting for you at home. Let's go in!"