Please Give Me Another Chance, Mrs. Hamilton novel Chapter 141

Chapter 141

Brad had blocked Nadine’s number previously, and she wasn’t sure if he had unblocked her by then.

With a flicker of hope, she dialed his number and breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing the beeping sound from her phone.

Thankfully, Brad had unblocked her. Otherwise, she would have just heard endless dial tones.

She called him twice in a row, but there was no answer. Thinking about the unpleasant incident in the study last night, she knew he was intentionally ignoring her calls.

Unexpectedly, the call connected just as she was about to give up. Brad’s cold and deep voice came through the phone. “What is it?”

Last night, Nadine ran away when they were making out. Brad had to take a long, cold shower to calm himself down. Nobody could endure a cold shower in the dead of winter..

Brad woke up this morning with a sore throat and headache. He naturally didn’t have a friendly tone when he realized the call was from Nadine.

Nadine sensed the displeasure in his tone and noticed something off about his voice. Therefore, she asked, “What’s wrong Are you not feeling well?

with

your voice?

Brad coldly snorted on the other end of the phone and didn’t answer her. After a while, he snapped, “If you have something to say, say it! If

not, then hang up.”

Anyone could sense the dissatisfaction in his tone.

Nadine was annoyed by his indifferent attitude and was about to hang up without saying anything. But then she remembered she still needed 

“Tyler is treating them to dinner to celebrate Mrs. Hamilton’s return after clearing her name.”

Cameron didn’t dare speak too loudly about “clearing her name“, fearing it might trigger Brad

And sure enough, Brad’s face darkened after he listened to Cameron’s report. “Which restaurant are they going to?”

Cameron promptly provided the address. “Palace Restaurant. Theard that it’s a six–star restaurant.”

After getting the information he wanted, Brad gazed deeply at him. “You talk a lot.”

Cameron didn’t dare to linger any longer. “I’ll leave you to your work, Mr. Hamilton. I’ll get back to mine.”