A Sweet Night: The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently novel Chapter 601

Although he was thinking this in his heart, the scene in front of him became more and more blurry, and ... James's face suddenly became two in front of her, causing him to suddenly think of something.

She had gotten drunk.

Dame it, she had never been drunk before, why was she drunk now?

Nell sat at the table, staring straight at James's face.

Perhaps it was an illusion, but after she got drunk, she felt that James seemed to be a little more handsome than usual.

How could she have such thoughts? It must be that she drank too much wine, so, even her sight became bad.

However, he was really handsome. She looked at him with infatuation and did not want to look away.

As for James, who was sitting in his seat, his pupils constricted as he looked at the gaze Nell cast on him, as well as her burning red face and blurry eyes.

Nell was drunk.

Although she had repeatedly emphasized that it was impossible for her to get drunk, all of Nell's actions in front of him were clearly a sign that she was drunk.

She was definitely drunk!

Seeing that Nell was about to continue drinking, James pressed down on the back of her hand, preventing her from drinking.

"What are you doing?" Nell frowned as she looked at James's hand that was pressing down on the back of her hand. Her other hand tried to move James's hand away, but ... after trying a few times, she realized that her strength was insufficient to do this. She could only glare at him in dissatisfaction. "Move your hand away and let me drink."

"Ms. Nell, you are drunk!" James reminded Nell of this fact.

However, when she heard from James that she was drunk, Nell stubbornly retorted, "Impossible, I'm not drunk. I can't be drunk. Let's continue drinking."

"You can't drink anymore!" James reminded her again.

"What do you mean?" Nell looked at James with dissatisfaction. "Are you afraid that I will use up all your money, so you won't let me drink it? Let me tell you, I have to drink this wine today. I have to drink eight or ten bottles..."