A Sweet Night: The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently novel Chapter 325

After hanging up the phone, Audrey gathered up her things and went downstairs.

At a street corner not far from the building, Bryson's car was parked there. Audrey quickly walked to the car, opened the door, and got in.

Bryson then started the car.

Bryson picked up his phone and made a call.

"Hello, Mom."

"Yes, I have picked her up. You can also prepare to set off."

Audrey was shocked.

Did Bryson call his mother just now? When she realized that she would meet Bryson's parents in a while, Audrey was so nervous that her heart was almost in her mouth.

She accidentally glanced at the rearview mirror and saw the driver of the car behind them.

Noticing that Audrey was staring at the rearview mirror, Bryson asked, "What's wrong?"

Audrey said, "It's Santon. He can't find Liana and came to our company. I thought he had left, but I didn't expect that he hasn't given up yet."

"I'll get someone to deal with him!"

Audrey quickly said, "No! Although Santon is not a good person, Liana still loves him. If anything happens to him, I'm afraid that Liana will change her mind. Let's forget it. We just need to shake him off."

Bryson instructed Kolby, "Find a way to get rid of the car behind us."

Kolby answered, "OK!"

Kolby was a good driver, so he directly pulled into a complex alley.

Santon turned a corner and followed them.

Kolby zigzagged down a labyrinth of the alley. Santon was not very familiar with the alley, so he almost hit the wall many times. After that, it took a lot of time for him to retreat and turn a corner.

By the time he got out of the alley, Kolby had driven away.

Santon angrily slapped the steering wheel twice.

After getting rid of Santon, Audrey and Bryson headed for the destination.

At the intersection, Audrey sincerely praised Kolby, "Kolby, your driving skills are so amazing."

Kolby scratched his ear and said,

"Ms. Audrey, thank you. I used to live in the alley, so I am more familiar with the terrain there. Otherwise, I can't guarantee that I can get rid of him there."

"That is also very amazing."

Kolby suddenly felt that someone was staring at him. His hands trembled and he almost threw away the steering wheel.

Kolby glanced at Bryson in the rearview mirror and quickly changed the subject.

"Ms. Audrey, Mr. Bryson is a better driver."

Audrey looked at Bryson in surprise.

"Do you mean Bryson?"

"Yes, Mr. Bryson won the JC League Car Race three years in a row."

Audrey goggled at Bryson and asked, "Do you win the JC League Car Race three years in a row?"

Bryson nodded calmly. "Yes."

Audrey sat up straight and said excitedly, "I watched the competition last year. The champion's driving skills are so amazing and I wanted to marry him back then. I didn't expect that you are the champion."

"A little."

Bryson raised her hand and kissed her on her hand.

"Relax, you used to be confident in court."

Audrey rolled her eyes at him and asked, "Do you want me to regard your parents as judges?"

"No!"

"Then what?"

"Well, the opposing lawyers!"

Audrey didn't know what to say.

Audrey thought, 'Bryson, are you serious?'

If she regarded his parents as the opposing lawyers, his parents and she would joust on the first day they met.

However, hearing this, Audrey did feel less nervous.

Audrey had just sat down in the private room when she wanted to go to the bathroom.

Audrey walked past the handrail when she returned.

An old lady was on the phone. However, her phone suddenly fell on the stair under the handrail. The old lady leaned forward and was about to get her phone. Suddenly, because her feet were farther apart, the old lady fell off the handrail.

Bryson's parents, Madisyn and Caroline, happened to walk into the teahouse and saw this shocking scene.

They were shocked and thought that something would happen to the old lady. But a girl in a cobalt blue dress suddenly jumped off and caught the old lady. One of her hands held the handrail tightly and the other hand gripped the old lady.

Audrey carefully supported the old lady and asked with concern, "Granny, are you okay?"