Burning Passion: Love Never Die

“Okay, okay. Got it. We can’t be related…”

Niles complained as he began to walk away. Wesley and Blair silently stood there waiting for him.

Shortly, the car pulled up to the entrance of the inpatient department.

Wesley opened the passenger door. Without thinking much, Blair headed to the back door. Wesley stopped her and said, “You take shotgun.”

She caught a glimpse of the vacant passenger seat, and obediently, she climbed in. Têxt © NôvelDrama.Org.

And she literally climbed, bracing one foot on the running board and holding on to the handle on the side. The vehicle was pretty high up.

Meanwhile, Niles jumped out of the driver’s seat and headed inside the building, where the air- conditioner was blowing cool air. He waved goodbye to them from the entrance.

“Goodbye, Brother and

Sister-in-law!”

That was the second time he called her “Sister-in-Law.” She shook her head.

“Hey, I’m not…” However, Niles had already hurried inside. He didn’t want to be around them in case Wesley tried to punch him.

Embarrassed, she Looked at the sullen man.

Sulking silently, he sat in the driver’s seat and started the car.

“Don’t mind him. He’s an idiot, and has been since we were kids. I’ll teach him a lesson next time.”

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

‘What? An idiot? An idiot made a speech on behalf of his school?’

Blair was confused. Was he trying to say there was nothing between them?

He skillfully turned the wheel and drove the car away.

“Don’t worry about it,” she said.

“I know he was just joking. He’s only a kid.”

Wesley gave her a sidelong glance.

“A kid? You guys aren’t that far apart in age. You may be just a few months older.”

“A few months or a few years, he’s still younger. He’s lively and carefree, like a child.”

Wesley said nothing, lost in his own thoughts.

When they rounded a corner, his phone suddenly rang. As soon as he tapped on the screen of the in- car phone, a man’s voice echoed through the car.

“Wesley, we have a priority alert. Need you ASAP.”