Love Unbreakable

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Will You Wait For Me Raegan was surprised when she recognized the driver of the car.
It turned out to be Matteo.
Matteo looked at Raegan and asked respectfully, “Mrs. Dixon, where are you going?” Raegan was slightly stunned when she
heard Matteo's address to her.
But suddenly, Mitchel's cold face when she saw him a few days ago flashed through her mind.
It took a while before she answered, "Matteo, Iam no longer Mitchel's wife, so please don't call me Mrs. Dixon anymore.
I am Miss Hayes." She guessed Mitchel wouldn't be happy to hear Matteo call her Mrs. Dixon.
Matteo looked a little embarrassed.
He replied, "Alright, Miss Hayes.
So, where are you going? Can I give you a ride?" Raegan looked at her phone.
No one had accepted her booking yet.
She hesitated, considering whether to accept Matteo's offer.
Maybe she could ask him to take her to the station where she could take a taxi.
“Well...” "Matteo, why do you always meddle in other people's business?” Before Raegan could say anything, a deep and
displeased male voice interrupted her.
She was a little surprised, not expecting that Mitchel was also in the car.
The windows were opaque, so she couldn't see inside.
Her face flushed for a moment, then it turned pale.
She felt incredibly awkward.
Mitchel continued to address Matteo, "Since you have so much free time, go to the construction site in Ardlens and keep an eye
on things for me.” Matteo was rendered speechless.

Actually, Mitchel was the one who noticed Raegan on the roadside and asked him to stop the car.
Matteo understood that assistants like him must have the ability to read the situation and recognize things that didn't need to be
explicitly spoken by their bosses.
When Mitchel spoke, his tone sounded mechanical and cold.
Raegan didn't need to see his face to know how impatient he was now.
Raegan knew Mitchel had gotten impatient because of her.
Matteo was only implicated.
At the thought of this, she felt like crying.
She must admit she was hurt.
But Raegan forced herself to smile.
She didn't want to be with Mitchel in the same car, so she had to le to Matteo.
"Thank you, but it’s okay.
Someone is coming to pick me up.
You go ahead." Matteo was a little hesitant.
He glanced at the rearview mirror nervously.
Sure enough, Mitchel’'s face looked very gloomy.
Mitchel noticed the kind of look Matteo gave him.
His brows furrowed tightly as he yelled, “Are we not leaving yet?" "Miss Hayes, we'll go ahead,” Matteo said, nodding at Raegan.
Then he rolled up the car window, stepped on the accelerator, and drove away.
Before Raegan could react, the black luxury car disappeared from her sight.
The rims of her eyes were still red.

She was hurt, but she also knew Mitchel had every reason to ignore her.
After all, they were strangers to each other now.
Obviously, Mitchel had moved on.
But how about Raegan? Why did his coldness still make her feel sad? Maybe because she had loved him for ten years.

So, when they suddenly became strangers to each other, it was inevitable that she felt a bit aggrieved.
She remembered not only the good times they had but also the pain he had caused her.
Raegan knew all wounds took time to heal.
For now, she had a more important matter to deal with.
So, she put aside her other thoughts and focus on her current predicament.
Until now, no taxi had accepted her online booking.
Maybe because Tenassie was too remote.
No driver would want such a long-distance drive.
With every tick of the clock, Raegan's anxiety grew.
Suddenly, a car honked, interrupting her thoughts.
Then, a black Mercedes-Benz stopped in front of Raegan.
The window rolled down, revealing the face she hadn't seen for a long time.
It was Henley.
"Hi, Raegan! What a coincidence! I didn’t expect to see you here.” Henley was pleasantly surprised to see Raegan.
"Where are you going? I'll give you a ride.” Raegan looked at her phone again.
No one took her orders yet, so she decided to tell Henley the truth.

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She got in the car and said, "Can you please take me to the station?” "The station? Why? Are you going somewhere?" Henley
glanced at his watch.
“It's rush hour.
At this time, it’s difficult to get tickets.
You may not even buy one.” "I'm going to Tenassie.
] have something important to deal with there.” "Really? Another coincidence, then.
I'm actually on my way to Cedarcrest.
It’s next to Tenassie, so I can drop you there." Such a fortunate turn of events eased Raegan’s nervousness a lot.
She felt like Henley was her savior, and she was very grateful.
"That's great! Thank you, Henley.
Sorry for troubling you.” "Don’t mention it.
It’s no trouble at all.” Henley smiled, and his eyes twinkled.
"I'm actually lucky." Raegan was confused.
"What do you mean?” Henley looked at her and smiled playfully.
"I thought it would be a lonely journey.
I didn't expect God to send me a beautiful travel companion." Although Raegan knew Henley was joking, she still couldn't help
blushing.
She lowered her head to hide her flushed face and said politely, "Thank you, Henley.
You're such a big help.” Henley said with a smile, "Hey, it's okay.
How many times doI have to tell you that you don’t have to be so polite to me? We are friends, aren't we?" When Henley said
this, he spoke naturally and without a hint of flirtation.

He really had a great sense of boundaries.
Raegan nodded.
"All right, I get it.
But still, thank you." Henley smiled with satisfaction.
He then started the car and drove away.
When he turned a corner, his sharp eyes caught sight of a black Bentley parked on the side of the road.
If Raegan looked up, she would definitely see it.
Henley suddenly called out, "Raegan!" Raegan turned her head and gave Henley a questioning gaze.
"What's wrong?" While Raegan was looking at Henley, their car had already passed the Bentley.
Henley felt relieved.
He relaxed his posture and looked straight ahead.
"I heard you divorced.” Raegan nodded and hummed in response.

She actually didn’t want to talk about it, thinking it was inappropriate to discuss it with Henley.
It was a good thing that Henley wasn't someone who pried into other people's business.
He didn't ask about the divorce anymore.
Instead, he smiled gently and said, "You are Just lost now.
But I'm sure that life will treat you better and better." Raegan felt Henley was a smart man because he was good at using
metaphors.
But she must admit that he was right.
She was indeed lost while chasing after Mitchel, not only in direction but also in her heart.
She ended up being scarred all over.

But now, she had found her way back.
And she was determined to make herself better.
Inside the black Bentley, the atmosphere drastically dropped to a freezing point.
Matteo covertly glanced at the rearview mirror.
Mitchel's handsome eyebrows furrowed tightly, and he exuded a repressive aura.
Matteo now regretted his words earlier.
He wanted to slap himself for being too talkative.
It was all his fault.
He was Mitchel’s personal assistant, so he knew Mitchel well.
Mitchel must have been angered by Raegan's refusal to be called Mrs.
Dixon.
It was very apparent that Raegan wanted to distance herself from Mitchel.
Of course, this had hurt Mitchel's ego.
But despite the anger, Mitchel still couldn't leave Raegan standing alone on the side of the road.
Matteo felt it was his cue to intervene and offer some advice.
So, he immediately suggested they go back to pick Raegan up because she didn't seem like she was waiting for someone.
Instead, she looked anxious.
But when he made a U-turn, they found that she was indeed waiting for someone.
Moreover, she deliberately turned her head away when their car passed by the car she was in.
Did she really hate Mitchel that much? Matteo sighed regretfully.

He promised himself not to try to be clever again and give suggestions.
Otherwise, he would definitely be the next person to lose a job.
They were still parked on the side of the road.
Matteo asked nervously, "Mr.
Dixon, what should we do now?" Mitchel closed his eyes and pressed his thin lips together.
"Just drive." By the time Henley and Raegan arrived in Tenassie, it was already afternoon.
Since Henley still had to go somewhere else, Raegan didn't want to trouble him more.
She insisted on getting off in town.
Henley had to let her be.
Before she got out of the car, he said, "I'll pick you up after I finish my work.
Let's go back together.” Raegan nodded.
But she inwardly thought that she didn't want to trouble Henley again.
Although Cedarcrest was close to Tenassie, he still needed to take a detour.
Henley reached out and ruffled her hair.
“Hey, don't just nod.
Will you wait for me?” His question sounded casual, but Raegan felt it was somewhat probing.
Raegan hesitated for a moment.
Then she replied honestly, “I don't know how long it will take me to finish here.
If it's too late..." "It won't be too late," Henley interrupted.
The sporadic light shone on his handsome face, making him look even gentler.

He obviously didn't want to give Raegan a chance to refuse.
"It will be too boring to go back alone.
I won't have anyone to talk to, and I may get sleepy while driving.
So, will you wait for me?"