Chapter 130 - Tear Stained (2/2)

”Well, don't you look good?” She murmured seductively next to his ear.

”Are you alright?” He asked her again, ignoring her remark.

”How much for a night?” Instead of answering him, she replied with a question of her own.

”Excuse me?” Scott was taken aback by her query. ”I think you are making a mistake here.”

”Don't worry about the money, just name your price.” She continued. ”The amount doesn't matter to me as long as you can help me forget about that bast*** for one night.” She looked at him with her tearful eyes.

For some unknown reason, Scott felt his heartache looking at her test stained face. He could tell that she wasn't someone to ask random men like this. Someone must have hurt her.

”Where do you live?” Scott asked her.

”So, is it a yes?” The girl looked at him with hopeful expression.

”Where do you live?” Scott repeated his question.

”I will tell you, you can be the driver.” She replied with a smirk.

”You didn't bring a driver with you?” He asked her, his face turning black.

”I never bring a driver with me.” She replied.

”And how did you think you will go back? Drive yourself in this condition.” He scoffed.

”I could have gotten a room booked for myself.” She just shrugged in response.

”Let's go.” Scott gulped down the rest of his martini in one go as he stood up.

”Bill it to the penthouse upstairs.” He said to the bartender and turned around to leave.

The girl in black jumped from her bar stool and lost her balance. She would have ended on the floor if it wasn't for Scott's fast reflexes. He placed an arm around her shoulders to support her, hoisting her body up, while the other one picked up her clutch.

He guided her all the way to the parking lot where she pointed towards a maroon Audi R8 and then toward her clutch.

After finding the key, he unlocked the car and helped he settle in before putting her seat belt on. After making sure she was secured in comfortably, he made his way to the driving side.

He turned on the ignition after settling in and drove in the direction she asked him to.