True Love Waits novel Chapter 422

Knowing Debbie's huge appetite, none of her friends at the table was surprised. The waiter kept serving them one dish after another, and all the seafood dishes were different recipes. Someone had told the waiter to keep bringing new dishes to the table. There were more than twenty dishes there already, but the wait staff kept bringing more.

The group of friends chatted happily as they enjoyed their meal. Ivan was a gentleman. He took care of Debbie the whole time, even donning disposable gloves to peel the shrimp shells for the ladies at the table.

But most of the time, Wesley took care of Blair himself. As for Stephanie, she didn't like seafood. Debbie and Kasie were the two ladies who got the most out of it.

Strangely enough, when Debbie was almost full, the waiter stopped bringing any more dishes.

After the lunch, they decided to retire to their hotel rooms. They agreed to get together again, on the beach at 3 p.m.

In the hallway, Debbie suddenly suggested, "Ivan, how about I share a room with Kasie? She gets scared at night."

Ivan nodded, "No problem. I'll be right next door if you need me."

The other people walking behind them thought their conversation was odd. But no one said anything.

After little hesitation, Blair asked Debbie, "How many beds in your room?"

"A queen-size bed." Debbie had seen the bed when she dropped off her luggage.

Blair's eyes lit up with excitement. "Mind if I stay with you two?"

"No way!" A man's voice rang before Debbie could answer.

They knew who it was at once—Wesley.

Defeated, pulling a long face, Blair resignedly followed Wesley to their bedroom.

Niles and Kinsley each had a single room. Kinsley said to Wesley in a playful voice, "Wes, we haven't slept together in a long time. Come on. Let Blair play with Debbie, and I'll keep you company." But Wesley simply ignored his joke.

Niles winked at Kasie. "Girl, how about we share the same room and let Debbie be with her husband?"

Kasie smirked. She said with self-mockery, "Well, I'd love to. But I snore, drool, and talk in my sleep. You sure?"

Niles knew she was joking, but he echoed her joke and pretended to be scared. "Oh, then I'd better stay in my own bed!"

After Debbie and Kasie entered their room and closed the door behind them, Kasie instantly suggested, "Deb, you don't have to do this."

As she unpacked her luggage, Debbie said, "I haven't done a sleepover with you in years. We can talk all night. You can't tell me that doesn't sound like fun."

"It does!" she bubbled happily. "It's settled then!"

Kasie smiled and opened her luggage too. "Did you see Stephanie's face at lunch?"

"No." Debbie had been concentrating on eating, so she didn't pay attention to anyone else. "Why? Wasn't she happy?"

"No. Mr. Huo kept stealing glances at you." In fact, Kasie didn't like seafood as much as Debbie did, so she talked with everyone, and noticed what was going on. She ate more than usual. She didn't have the heart to turn down Ivan when he had gone to the trouble of peeling the shrimp shells for her.

Debbie's hands froze when she heard Kasie's words. "Did he?" 'With Stephanie right there? How?' she wondered.

"Oh yeah. I think Mr. Huo still loves you."

"I hope so. But if he really loved me, he wouldn't have gotten engaged to Stephanie." Debbie shook her head as she carefully hung her clothes in the closet.