The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 280

Chapter 280

Ewan’s eyes lit up. “Melody?” Melody wore a blue and white top with a black skirt, accentuating her figure perfectly.

Standing before Ewan with her slender legs close to each other, Melody smiled and said, “You spared me from the rain by offering me a ride today, Let me hold the umbrella for you in return.”

Ewan smiled when he heard that.

“You’ve got a date, don’t you? Here, take this umbrella. I’ll get going now,” said Melody before leaving

Melody had only taken a step when she suddenly twisted her ankle. She inhaled sharply from the pain. Ewan hurried forward and asked concernedly, “What’s wrong. Melody?”

Melody’s eyes were wet with tears, making her look weak and helpless. “I twisted my ankle. It hurts.” “I’ll take you to the infirmary to get treated.” Ewan reached out and carried Melody in his arms. Melody looked at him innocently and asked, “But you have a date, don’t you?”

Smiling, Ewan stated, “You’re more important than the date.”

Blushing, Melody requested, “Could you take me to the dance studio then? There is some medication there.”

As Ewan carried Melody into the studio, she stared at his charming face. “Ewan, how did you know who am I?

Ewan thought about it before answering, “Our university had a basketball competition the other day.

“I was the captain of the basketball team while you were the captain of the cheerleading team. I noticed you instantly when you came out to dance. But back then, you didn’t seem interested in any of the guys in our university,”

Melody had always been the cheer captain. During that match, she wore a basketball jersey to warm up on the court

Melody nodded cowardly. “Yes.”

“Scaredy–cat,” said Ewan, causing Melody to glare at him jokingly. Their eyes met with emotion so intense it could form a thread, Suddenly, a melodious ringtone rang out. It came from the phone in Ewan’s pocket. The phone kept ringing, but Ewan did not answer it. Curious, Melody asked, “Ewan, aren’t you going to answer it? What if it’s something urgent?”

A hint of impatience flashed past Ewan’s eyes. “I don’t need to answer it.”

Hailey had arrived at the cinema a long time ago. At first, the lobby was crowded with people. And now she was the only one left.

The movie had already started, and everyone had already entered the cinema hall.

When Hailey pulled out her phone to dial Ewan’s number, all she heard in response was a robotic, female voice. “Sorry. The number you dialed is Unarvailable. Please call again later.”