Mr. CEO, You're Just A Substitute novel Chapter 136

"Please wait for a second."

Wyatt looked at Starry apologetically and Starry also smiled at him, "Don't bother."

It was Wyatt's grandma. She asked him why it took one hour for him to buy some stuff in a nearby convenience store.

Wyatt looked at Starry and continued, "I come across a friend. Her leg injured and I accompanied her to the hospital."

"A girl?"

Wyatt smiled, "Right."

"She lived alone?"

"Yes. Her parents passed away when she was young."

"What a poor girl. Why don't you invite her to our home for dinner?"

"I'd better not. She didn't like to bother other people. I may leave now, grandma. I'll get back soon after I send her back to her home."

"I know. Don't hurry."

Then he hung up the phone and got back to Starry, "Sorry, it's my grandma."

"You don't have to walk me back home. My house is just on the street ahead, just about a few hundred meters away."

Wyatt smiled, "What a coincidence. My grandma's home is also on that street."

Starry was also surprised, "It's indeed a coincidence."

"I meet you on my way to the convenience store to buy some stuff for dinner."

Then he looked at the broken leg of Starry, "I didn't know it was you. But Bentley told me that you had a car accident and your leg was broken. Then I was sure it was you."

Then they walked out of the hospital and walked back home together.

As they got to the street they lived, Starry reminded Wyatt to buy the things his grandma wanted.

"Thank you for reminding me."

When he walked out of the convenient store, Starry was checking the fireworks displayed in the showcase.

Wyatt raised his eyebrows, "Do you want a firework show?"

Starry was finally taken back to the real world, "I haven't let off any fireworks for years. But this year I did find some kids setting off fireworks downstairs."

While saying, she picked a box of fireworks which shaped like fairy wands and asked, "How much are they?"

Wyatt had already got his wallet in hand. As the clerk said "ten", he had paid the bill instantly.

As Starry was still fumbling her wallet in her pocket, Wyatt had already paid the bill.

She turned her head to look at Wyatt, who was also looking at her, "As a New Year gift."

Starry didn't refuse, "Thank you, Mr. Matthews."

"Which one do you live in?"

Starry pointed at her house, "There."

Wyatt smiled and said, "My grandma just lived nearby."

"What a coincidence."

"Let's go, I'll send you back home first."

"Okay."

It was an old house and the street in front of it was a bit narrow. Starry walked in front of Wyatt and he, with her umbrella in hand, was following her.

Starry's house was quite small and surrounded by a lot of other old houses. It was indeed a quiet place.

He pulled his glasses up his nose and said, "Oh, I remember. Starry Bradley of next door, right?"

Starry was a naughty girl when she was young. Wyatt's grandpa had taught her how to write properly and she almost broke his pen accidently.

Wyatt's mother was the only daughter of her parents. As she got married in a distant city, her parents felt quite lonely. The lively little girl living next door brought great fun to their daily life.

But after her parents passed away, she moved out of the house and Wyatt's grandparents had never met her since then.

"Grandpa Stephen."

Now Starry had grown up into a fine lady. No one could imagine that the fair maiden on the sofa was such a naughty girl.

Grandpa Stephen squinted and said, "You're really beautiful now, you naughty girl."

Grandma Dolores brought a cup of coffee from the kitchen and also a pile of different kinds of snacks, "Now you live alone in the house next door?"

Starry had a sip of coffee, "It's inconvenient for me to visit my friend with my broken leg."

Grandma Dolores snorted, "You should at least pay a visit to us."

Wyatt washed some grapes and got out of the kitchen and sighed as he saw his grandparents both sitting beside Starry, "Now I'm not the focus of this family anymore."

Grandma Dolores turned to him, "I know why you're here."

Starry felt quite relaxed as the ones around her were familiar to her. She asked with a flicker of playfulness in her eyes, "Why?"

"Because he is still single now."

Wyatt touched his nose and said, "Remaining single is good."

"Good for what?'

Then Grandma Dolores turned to Starry again, "You must have a boyfriend, Starry."

The smile on Starry's face faded and it was Wyatt's turn to look at her playfully.