Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife novel Chapter 329

Raising his eyebrows, Niles was left utterly dumbfounded. A wealthy and good-looking man, he had rarely been turned down by women. But in that very moment, a gorgeous woman just refused his offer. That being said, he couldn't help himself from taking a good hard look at her once more.

Truly as pretty as a picture, she was wearing a white waisted blouse matched with a latte ankle-length skirt, and sporting a pair of stilettos. It was such a sight to see; she just appeared so fashionable and elegant. The way she carried herself gave Niles a good impression of her. He promptly stepped out of the car, opened the passenger door for her, giving her a soft smile. "Don't mention it. We're friends, aren't we? And friends should lend each other a helping hand, isn't that right, Miss Nian?"

'Since when have we been such good friends? When did Carlos find a friend like this? So cheerful and kind?' Debbie pondered to herself for a second there.

"It would be totally fine for you to sit in the passenger seat. I'm not taken," Niles went on.

Upon hearing that, Debbie was amused. "I'll take you up on that offer then," she replied. Since Niles had been quite insistent, Debbie stepped foot into the car and proceeded to sit in the passenger seat.

After asking Debbie where she was gonna be heading, he drove over to the place she mentioned.

For a little while, none of them said anything to each other as they were on their way. Some relaxing music was being played on the speakers, and one of the songs caught Debbie by surprise. "By any chance, do you like this song?" she asked Niles the second the song started.

Glancing over at the video player, Niles answered, "Yes. I've actually been listening to it for a couple of days now. Unfortunately, the artist's name isn't indicated anywhere in that video. It's just so heart-breaking. Whenever I listen to it, I feel like crying, as though I'd just broken up with my girlfriend. But truth be told, I've never fallen in love before."

That last part cracked Debbie up. "Maybe you should give Irene's songs a listen then. They are uplifting and energetic, much like the style you prefer. I think you might like them."

"I've heard of Irene. She is a well-known singer in Z Country, isn't she?"

Debbie quickly nodded in agreement, "Yes, indeed she is. And on top of that, she is a really nice person as well." As she told him things about one of her closest friends, she had a smile on her face.

"Do you know her personally?" Niles asked, looking at her with curiosity written all over his face.

"Yeah, I sure do. She's a friend of mine," Debbie told him straight away. For some reason, she felt at ease being around Niles, so she learned to trust him.

"Really? The two of you are friends? Then what is your line of work?" Niles wasn't expecting that at all.

Pointing at the title of the track that was currently playing, Debbie replied, "The song you've been listening to, Loner of the City, I'm the singer."

"Wow!" Niles blurted out. "So you are a superstar. I never would've thought of that. You just seem so modest. Your name is... Debbie...Debbie Nian, am I right?" At that point, Niles suddenly recalled that there was a singer who went by that name.

"I'm pleased that you've heard of me." A smile crept onto Debbie's face. She enjoyed having this conversation with Niles.

The man sitting quietly in the back seat didn't utter a single word throughout the ride as he leaned back into the seat with his eyes shut. However, his face turned pitch black as the two in the front seats continued chatting.

'She is definitely one promiscuous woman. Just a minute ago, she was claiming that she loved me, and here she is now, getting all over another man.'

The conversation had been going on so well that Niles thought of asking Debbie out to grab a drink or two. "There's no need for you to hurry. We're going to meet up with a few close friends. There aren't going to be any outsiders. I can assure you of that. I would truly appreciate it if you could come and join us." Having such a good time talking to Debbie, Niles completely forgot about the fact that there was actually someone else riding along with them in the back of the car. As they waited for the traffic light to turn green, he looked back at Carlos and asked him, "Carlos, you wouldn't mind if I ask Debbie to tag along with us, right?"

Hearing such an atrocious question, Carlos quickly opened his eyes and stared at him intently. "I actually do mind," he frigidly answered.

Both Debbie and Niles were lost for words at his terse statement.

The air inside the car suddenly thickened, filled with so much awkwardness. Debbie tried to break the silence by saying, "I'm grateful for the invitation, Dr. Li. But there's someone waiting for me at her place right now. Maybe some other time."

It totally slipped Niles' mind that Debbie and Carlos actually knew each other. In a low voice, he tried his best to explain, "That's too bad. Okay then. Please don't mind my friend. Carlos just doesn't like interacting with strangers, especially women."