Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea)

"Why is he looking for you?" Harrison asked as soon as he got in the car.

I fastened my seat belt and looked at him with a smile. "I thought you didn't care about it."

"Why don't you care?" Harrison asked.

In fact, I didn't have any other thoughts. I just thought that Harrison wouldn't worry about such a trivial matter, let alone Callen.

It was not that I thought highly of Harrison, but Callen was too weak. It was a joke to say that Harrison would be worried.

Looking at Harrison's fixed eyes, I sighed and said, "Do I still have a choice between you and Callen?"

As soon as he finished speaking, a smile appeared on Harrison's face, and his eyes made his smile look so beautiful.

And this smile was also telling me one thing.

Harrison's confidence was inborn.

When the car started, Harrison did not leave directly. Instead, he turned and ran to Callen. Before I had time to wonder what he was going to do in front of Callen, I saw him stop the car, put down the window and say to Callen, "Not everyone will come to you."

After that, he drove away.

Through the rearview mirror, I saw Callen standing still. There was an indescribable feeling in my heart. Since when did we become such a relationship?

The divorce agreement had nothing to do with each other. The two of them could still get involved after a few years. It was funny when I thought of it.

At least I'll admit one thing. I've never forgotten the child's pregnancy, and now there's a reason that I'll never forget.

"Do you feel distressed when I say that?" Harrison suddenly asked.

I shook my head in front of him and said in a low voice, "How could I have any heartache for him? But when I think of the past, it feels like a dream."

"It would be great if I really had a dream."

Hearing his words, I silently turned to look out of the window, and then tears fell silently.

It was not because of Callen's tears, but because I felt uncomfortable. I didn't know why, but I just wanted to cry.

It seemed that there were so many grievances in my heart that I was finally willing to burst out at this moment. I hoped that I would never have anything to do with Maisy and Callen anymore, but I knew better than anyone else in my heart that it was impossible.

"Even if they won't make trouble for me again, I won't let them go so easily. In the past, now, I have to settle with them one by one!"

On the way back, Harrison and I took the property ownership certificate to register. The demolition was completely confirmed. "What are you going to do?" Harrison asked when he came out.

I looked at him in confusion. "What do you mean?" "After the Spring Festival, you will move out. Where are you going to live?" After thinking for a while, I replied, "There must be a road in front of the mountain. It's impossible to sleep on the road outside."

As soon as he finished speaking, the atmosphere became awkward.

Harrison looked at me without saying a word for a long time. I stood where I was and didn't know what to do. To be exact, I didn't understand what was going on. Why did his pressure suddenly drop for no reason? Thinking about what he had just said, it didn't seem to be a problem.

In fact, what I really wanted to say was to ask Harrison if he was willing to let me live with him, but I didn't ask him in the end.

I don't know why, but I just can't say that. Harrison didn't treat me badly, and I used to live in his house. Even if he said that, he wouldn't refuse me, but I couldn't say it.

Once some relationships changed, they would no longer be the same as before.

"It's impossible for you to sleep on the big road." Harrison left these words and went to drive.

I still stood where I was. Looking at his back and sighing silently, I was a little entangled in my heart. I couldn't tell what kind of relationship we were in now. Was it a relationship?

If he was in a relationship, was he concerned about me? If he was concerned about me, wouldn't my reaction just now be too cold?

The more I thought about it, the more uneasy I felt.

As I was thinking, the horn rang. Then I saw Harrison waiting for me in the car. I quickly ran over. After getting in the car, we didn't talk anymore. I didn't know how to talk if he didn't speak. I just went to my house quietly.

"Here we are."

I slowly unfastened my seat belt and asked, "Would you like to go up and have a seat?"

Harrison glanced at me and chuckled, "Now that you want to let me stay at your house, why don't you tell me what you want me to do?"

Looking at him in a daze, I didn't know how to answer for a moment. How should I say it?

"Today, you..."

"You don't have to say these high-sounding words." Harrison interrupted me. "If you invite me to dinner today, you don't have to stay at your house. I've spent a lot of time and energy. Do you think it's enough to invite me to dinner at home?"

These words sounded a little aggressive, so I simply opened the door and said in a low voice, "I didn't bring my bag to treat you to dinner next time."

As soon as he opened the door, he pulled me into his arms. I looked at him in surprise. "What... what are you doing?"

"Chelsea, are you really stupid or are you deliberately making me angry?" Harrison's tone was full of helplessness.

What I said made me even more depressed. I struggled to get up from his arms, but I was trapped and couldn't move. Later, I was angry. "When did I get angry with you? Besides, I'm not a fool. If you really think I'm stupid, then I must have met you and have no judgment!"

"When I was with you, I always had to consider many things. I had to worry about whether or not I made you angry. When I saw you and Abbie together, I would feel sad. I felt that you didn't care about my feelings, but what about you?"

Harrison narrowed his eyes and looked at me without saying a word.

On the other hand, at this time, I no longer wanted to endure it. I knew that if I continued to endure it, maybe this person would put on a hat for me. I was not a wooden person without a heart. When he said "my", I was also very sad.

"Recently, things happened one after another. These things have already made me sad enough. Why does he still want to make trouble for me?"

I laughed at myself and said, "You're right. After all, women like me don't need to spend so much effort. You can get close to anyone you want. I have no right to interfere."

"Are you done?" Harrison asked calmly.

I took a deep look at him and then turned my head. "It's over."

"I really didn't know that there were so many things hidden in your heart."

Hearing his words, I couldn't help but pause for a moment and then returned to normal. I pretended to be calm and replied, "Everyone has secrets. If it weren't for you today, I wouldn't have said it in the future."