Chapter 136: The Unwanted Encounter
Yvette found out I was planning to break up; she would undoubtedly start digging for details. Summer sighed and changed the subject of their conversation. “Don’t worry about me. Tell me, have you met any new romantic interests lately?”
At this, Yvette’s frustration flared up. “That bastard Bobby keeps sending me flowers and afternoon tea every day. If he wants to pursue me, fine, but the way he looks at me like I should be grateful for his attention is infuriating!”
Bobby was the youngest son of the Stone family, spoiled rotten since childhood. He changed girlfriends faster than he changed clothes. Although Yvette also had a history of changing boyfriends quickly, Summer was still worried that she might fall into this playboy’s trap.
“Bobby is not reliable. If you’re interested in someone, Caleb might be a better option.”
Yvette scoffed. “Do you think my standards are so low that I would only date your ex’s friends?”
“Besides, if I got involved with them, wouldn’t you have to see that bastard Trevor all the time? Wouldn’t that be annoying for you?”
As soon as she finished speaking, Yvette looked up and saw a familiar figure in the distance. “Speaking of the devil. Why does he always show up whenever we mention him?”
At the entrance of the hot pot restaurant, Bobby, Caleb, and Trevor walked in. Their tall, striking figures immediately attracted attention. Bobby spotted Yvette and walked over. “Let’s eat together.”
Summer followed Bobby’s gaze. Just then, Trevor’s dark eyes met hers. Their eyes unexpectedly locked. Summer quickly looked away. Trevor’s expression was unreadable, and his hands were clenched tightly. Caleb glanced between them and subtly raised an eyebrow. Yvette frowned. “Get lost. Dogs and men are not welcome at this table.”
Bobby sat down shamelessly.
Lately, he had sent his assistant to deliver countless gifts, but this woman hadn’t even looked at them. I still can’t believe I can’t handle a mere actress.
“I’ll stay. Trevor, Caleb, come join us.”
Yvette had never met such a shameless man before. “Are you deaf? I said no. Just looking at your face ruins my appetite.”
Bobby, humiliated in public, gritted his teeth. “Then you’d better get used to it. Next time, you’ll be screaming my name in bed.”
Summer and Yvette sat in a corner, partially shielded by a wooden partition. But the commotion attracted attention, and people quickly recognized Yvette and took pictures with their phones. Worried that Yvette, who had just cleared her name, might be involved in another scandal, Summer tugged at her sleeves.
“Bobby.” A deep, cold voice came from nearby.
Bobby waved. “Trevor, come over. Summer is also here. We can team up.”
Trevor’s expression was indifferent. “Let’s go.”
Bobby thought he had misheard. “What?”
“Let’s go!” Trevor shot a deep, cold look at Summer, his voice icy.
Bobby looked at Yvette reluctantly. “You will regret this.” With that, he strutted off with an arrogant walk.
Caleb was the last to leave. He approached Summer and Yvette and spoke softly. “Sorry for disturbing.”
“It’s fine,” Summer said. Yvette quietly looked at Caleb. Feeling her gaze, Caleb smiled and nodded at her before walking away. Yvette watched them go.
“Did Trevor take the wrong pills? He didn’t even bother you and just left like that?”
Summer was also surprised by his behavior. She shook her head, indicating that she didn’t understand. Trevor didn’t take the wrong pills. Ever since he mistakenly slept with Peyton, he thought she was Summer.
Trevor still felt that he had betrayed Summer. After they finished their hot pot, Yvette rushed off to catch her next flight to the movie set. Summer said goodbye to her and went home alone. Suddenly, there was a loud bang. The car shook violently, then began to spin out of control.