Purchased A Mr. Right
Chapter 949

Emily arranged all the books in the bedroom. When she came out, there were already bowls and chopsticks on the table. Simon, wearing an apron, was taking out the last soup bowl, which was steaming

white.

Pulling out the chair, her eyes were shining at the sight of the delicacies.

In addition to the two dishes of vegetables, there were also the chili fish head and sweet and sour pork that she missed so much!

Emily couldn't help but look up at him. But Simon deliberately avoided her eyes.

After taking over the bowl filled of rice by him, she picked up her chopsticks and started to eat. She couldn't wait to taste it. Simon, who was sitting opposite to her, handed over napkin and said, "Slow down!" Emily took a big gulp of soup to wash down the rice she just put in mouth.

At this moment, the setting sun was still shining brightly in the sky outside the window, and the light projected in were in rose colors. Sitting opposite to her, Simon's handsome face was hidden in hazy twilight. It seemed that even his face was shaped like that of a sculpture, with a clear outline highlighted by shadow. He looked charming and amorous.

Just like before, for fear of revealing the true emotions at the bottom of his heart, he kept avoiding eye contact with her.

After rolling her eyes for a while, Emily suddenly lowered her head and said, 'Ah... Eh-hem!"

She put down her chopsticks and placed her hands on her throat.

Simon was focused on eating. But when he saw Emily's strange movement, he immediately frowned. "Emily, what's wrong?"

"I seem to have been stuck by a fishbone!" Emily put on a painful expression. She was holding her throat as she spoke. She kept coughing, trying to spit out something that was stuck in her throat. Simon immediately stood up from the chair and walked from the dining table to her side in a few steps. His eyes were full of tension and concern. "Are you stuck? Is it serious? Can you have something swallow it? If not, I'll take you to the hospital!"

At this time, Emily looked up, let go of her hand and said with a smile, "I'm just kidding you!"

The corner of Simon twitched his lips.

Being stared at by her eyes, he was a bit irritated and embarrassed. He knitted his eyebrows and said, "I'm full!"

Seeing that he was about to leave the dining table, Emily took the opportunity to reach her phone in her pocket.

Her finger gently slid across the screen, and the phone rang. She took out her cell phone, then stood up, and took a few steps to the window to answer the phone. "Hello, Mr. Perry!"

As if she was afraid that no one would hear or know, she deliberately emphasized, "Thank you so much for today. Not only did you give me a lift, but also helped me to move the books to my home... Thank you so much! It's very kind of you!"

Out of the corner of her eye, she fixed her eyes on Simon, who was about to walk out of the dinning room with his hands in pockets, and suddenly said in surprise, "What? To see the sunrise with you tomorrow morning?"

Simon stopped.

Emily seemed to be full of joy and she also sounded very excited. She said with a smile, "Well, I also want to see the sunrise! And I know a place where it's perfect to see the sunrise. Ok, see you tomorrow morning!"

She put down the phone and turned to look out of the window.

After coming here, she thought that not only the sunset is beautiful, but also the sunrise.

Turning around and walking back to the table, Emily looked at Simon who was still standing there puzzledly, "Simon, aren't you full?"

"Yes." Simon twitched his lips, and his fist was in front of his thin lips. He asked, seemingly casual, "The man who called you just now. It he that man?"

Emily nodded with a smile. "He's a primary school teacher!"

Simon paused for a moment, then looked at the pocket Emily put her mobile phone. "You are going to see the sunrise with him tomorrow morning?"

"Yes!" Emily didn't deny it. She pulled out the chair again and sat down, holding half of her face with one hand. "He invited me and I agreed. I'm planning to take him to the cliff where I saw the sunset before! There is a vast view, and the snow mountain is in the distance. It's the best place to see the sunrise!"

Simon's face clouded over.

Emily pretended to be ignorant. She asked deliberately, "Simon, what's wrong? That place should be a public place. It's not your private place, is it?" "Tomorrow may be cloudy!" Simon twitched his lips, and that was managed with effort.

Emily blinked her eyes. "I've seen the weather forecast. It'll be a clear day with a mild southwest wind!"

After frowning for a long time, Simon finally turned around and left the restaurant with a cloud on his handsome face.

Looking at his slightly stiff back, Emily happily picked up a piece of fish with her chopsticks.

So you think you are the only one who knows how to act, hum?

It was daybreak. Outside, the first glimpse of dawn was at the horizon.

The room was in semi-darkness due to the fact that it was plateau and near the snow mountain and was foggy.

Emily got up early as the alarm clock rang, and changed her clothes, and yawned as she came out of the bedroom. She saw a figure sitting on the sofa in the living room.

Simon turned on a small lamp. The light was not bright, and there was a long, shallow shadow on the ground.

Simon was wearing a grey pajama with a newspaper in his hand. It seemed that he woke up earlier than she did, but there was no sign of sleepiness in his eyes. His eyes could be found bloodshot if observed carefully, and it was unknown since when he had been sitting there.

Uhm...

Could it be that he didn't sleep the whole night?

Emily held back the eager to twitch her lips, calmly closed the door and passed through the living room, as if she didn't see him.

Simon cleared his throat and made some noise. He said in a disappointed tone, "Emily, good morning" "Morning." Emily nodded and explained with a smile that showed her ivories, "I had an appointment to see the sunrise. Of course, I can't sleep late and be late."

"You are quite active!" Simon snorted from his nose.

"What did you say?" Emily asked him on purpose.

"Nothing!" Simon's lips tightened. It could be told that he was a little annoyed.

Seeing that he pretended to be fine, suppressing his anger, Emily snickered in her heart. Her gaze went through his broad shoulders and went out of the window. She said slowly, "Well, the weather is really good. There's not even a piece of cloud. The sunrise must be very good!"

Seeing her moving her feet, Simon frowned and asked in dissatisfaction, "Are you going out now?"

"Yes!" Emily nodded, then raised her hand to her neck, turned around and whispered to herself, "but I seem to forget the scarf, the temperature in the morning will be cold, I will go back to the room to take it!" When she got a scarf from the room and came out after a while, the tall and straight figure that had been in the living room came from the door.

Simon put his hands in his pockets, twitched his lips and said faintly, "The door lock seems to be broken!"