The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 1724

"So I'm not someone?" asked Chester sarcastically.

"Okay, okay. Stop teasing me. I have to keep my attention on Anya to see if she's up to no good again!" said Francine shyly.

"Sure," said Chester. After that, he quietly observed Anya with Francine.

What they saw was Anya talking seriously—sometimes gritting her teeth—to the man opposite her as though they were deep in an important conversation.

The man opposite her looked to be in his early forties. He would nod and bow to Anya from time to time. It was obvious he was working for her.

After 15 minutes or so, the man got up and left, leaving Anya alone in the coffee house sipping her coffee in a daze and lost in thought. Not long after that, she left too.

Francine wanted to follow Anya after she came out of the coffee house, but Chester stopped her.

"She's going to find out we've been spying on her if we tail her now," he said.

"I just want to see whether she's going home or meeting up with someone else," replied Francine worriedly.

As a third party, Chester was able to remain level-headed.

"Since she's already out of jail, it'll be easy for your family to get someone to look into her. You're only going to expose yourself if you follow her now, and it'll be harder to know what she's getting up to."

After thinking about it, Francine thought Chester was right. It would indeed be easier for her to expose herself in broad daylight. What if her impulsiveness cost them the whole operation?

Thus, she called Xante instead to ask her to look into when Anya was released and what she had been up to so far.