F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn novel Chapter 113

Elias looked at Lukas in shock. He thought that he had heard it wrong. He dug his ears and looked at Lukas with an expression of disbelief, "Really? That kind of dream? You?"

Lukas's eyes flashed, "Do you know? If you don't know, get out of here."

When Elias looked at him like this, he instantly understood.

He couldn't help but wonder, "You mean you dreamed of doing that kind of thing with Aurelia?"

When Lukas was told, he became annoyed. "If you spout nonsense again, I'll throw you off this building. You know?"

Elias held back his laughter, his shoulders twitching.

In the end, he couldn't hold back and laughed out loud.

Lukas's face was as dark as the bottom of the pot, warning him, "Elias, enough is enough."

Elias smirked, "Alright, alright, I'll try my best to tell me. This is typical. When you say no, your body is extraordinarily honest."

Lukas's face was dark and he did not say anything.

Elias continued to make up for the knife: "Be more straightforward. It's duplicity. It's obvious that what you want her incredibly, but you are still acting tough."

Lukas looked at him with a stern face. "I'm not"

When Elias saw Lukas's serious expression, he was stunned.

This guy really has no thoughts about Aurelia.

He straightened his eyes and said, "That's because your heart can't help it. After all, you know how unreliable a man's body is. You don't have to overthink it."

Lukas snorted coldly, "I'm not overthinking, you just talk too much."

Elias innocently rubbed his nose. "Isn't that what you asked?"

Aurelia POV

At noon, Raven and I went to eat.

Raven already knew about the grievance between Gwendolyn and me in the morning. She secretly looked at Gwendolyn all morning.

The two of us were in the elevator. She whispered in my ear, "Aurelia is she here to cause trouble for you?"

I raised my eyebrows and looked at Raven, then said indifferently, "It's alright, I'm not afraid of trouble. I can deal with it myself."

Raven looked at me so calmly, feeling that she had been too impatient.

She pursed her lips. "Anyway, you have to be careful."

I knew her good intentions and nodded, "No problem."

At this moment, my phone rang.

When I saw that it was Ava's call, I connected.

"Hello, Aurelia, I'm downstairs in your company. I'll treat you to dinner at noon."

I raised my eyebrows, "Why did you suddenly think of inviting me to dinner?"

Ava's words were unknown: "I'll tell you later."

I hung up and could only tell Raven that my friend was here and let her eat alone.