Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies
Chapter 541: David Disappears

Hearing this, Bonnie was suddenly silent.

She was now a little confused as to whether Anna was drunk or not.

This silly girl who can't even pour wine into a glass, yet she can say exactly what she is doing very clearly.

It was only after a long time that Bonnie asked softly, "So why did you give yourself up?"

"David hasn't been talking to me for days." Anna looked up with confused eyes, "He even returned all the things I sent him."

What?

Bonnie was stunned for a moment, "When did this happen, did you have a fight?"

"No," Anna pulled up the corners of her mouth and smiled bitterly, "it would be nice to have a real fight, at least I would know what the problem really is."

But now the problem lies in the fact that she doesn't even know why David disappeared, much less what the rift between them really was.

"Last time we clearly agreed to meet at that clubhouse and announce each other, but he didn't show up, and after that he even disappeared completely." Anna said, again, painfully straightforward clutching a bottle of wine and slamming it.

Tons and tons of bites, and when Bonnie reacted to grab it, half the bottle had gone into the belly.

"You really don't take your life seriously!" Bonnie rolled her eyes in depression and reached out to snatch the bottle away, "All right, don't drink it."

After a lot of effort, she carried Anna to lie down on the sofa.

Do not ask why not sent to the room upstairs, because this girl is too heavy, completely unable to hold!

"Stay here honestly." Bonnie admonished, "I'll cook you some sober soup, you get a good night's sleep, and when you wake up, I'll take you out to eat whatever you want." Anna was lying on the couch, mumbling something vaguely, with no intention of getting up.

Seeing this, Bonnie was relieved and went to the kitchen.

Put the sobriety soup on in the stew pot and return to the living room to clean up and get rid of all those messy empty wine bottles.

It took almost an hour of work to finally get the living room cleaned up.

The sobriety soup was ready, so Bonnie brought it to Anna.

But Anna held the bowl, but squirmed and refused to drink, a very reluctant look.

Bonnie saw the situation and wanted to just pinch her nose and pour it down.

Just as I was about to do so, the phone rang.

It was Rupert calling.

"Cousin sister-in-law, I need a car now, can you bring the car over?" Rupert said.

Bonnie, of course, had no reason to refuse.

"Okay, you're somewhere, I'll drive over here now." Bonnie said.

"I'm near Paradise Bar, you should see me when you come over." Rupert said.

"Paradise Bar, I got it, come over in half an hour." With that, Bonnie hung up the phone.

She glanced down at Anna, who was hesitantly drinking her sobriety soup.

If you leave directly like this, when you come back, this silly girl may be crazy again into what.

Bonnie is really uneasy.

The first thing you need to do is to go with me, then walk back, maybe you'll sober up with the wind, so you don't have to drink kudzu soup, just like you want."

"I don't want to go." Anna refused, "I don't want to go anywhere."

"Not by you." Bonnie didn't give her a chance to resist, tugging her out the door.