Chapter 210 - Cinderella and Prince charming (2/2)
Leng Shao lips curved slightly making his dimples slightly visible.
Su Bei breath hitched.
”Su Bei, this is Leng Shao. My best friend.”
Leng Shao finally looked at Su Bei and he found himself frozen. She was beautiful. For the first he found another woman beautiful other than Yan Mei.
She was wearing an elegant and feminine dress featuring an off shoulder design with a beautiful black lace overlay. It reached just on her knee and fits perfectly on her figure.
The outfit she was wearing wasn't revealing like most girls who had tried to get on his bed the past few years.
Her hair which was usually pulled in a bob now topped down her shoulders and cascaded down her back.
Leng Shao swallowed and licked his lips as they eyes interlocked. He saw a faint blush taint her cheeks and a smile etched on his lips.
”Here, this is for you.” Leng Shao took a step forward towards Su Bei as he offered her the rose.
Su Bei blushed and took the rose.
”Thank you.” She mumbled as she brought it to her nostrils, sniffling it.
Leng Shao's eyes roamed her body and his gaze met hers.
”You look beautiful, Miss Su.”
Su Bei blinked and batted her eyelashes in surprise.
”T-thank you. You look handsome too.”
Leng Shao chuckled, ”Thank you.”
Yan Mei rolled her eyes at them.
”Okay, you too. Stop flirting in front of me. And leave already.”
Su Bei glared at Yan Mei, making her smile.
”Shall we go?” Leng Shao's asked politely.
His deep voice sent a shiver along Su Bei's spine as she blushed. She avoided his gaze and nodded her head.
”Alright then, let's go.” Leng Shao whispered.
”Remember to bring her home early. Before midnight or the magic will disappear.”
Yan Mei said dramatically.
Leng Shao smirked in amus.e.m.e.nt. ”Alright, madam.”
Su Bei chuckled and shook her head.
”Now have fun with Prince charming, Cinderella. Remember to come home before midnight!”
Yan Mei watched them get into the car and smiled.
The moment Leng Shao and Su Left, Yan Mei turned around to get back into the house but stopped in her tracks.
She saw him; he was leaning against his car as his gaze bore into her.