He was jealous of Mr. Lautner. He was jealous that Mr. Lautner used such a short time to win the heart of this woman.

He nearly exhausted all of his emotions but lost her by one mistake.

He suppressed himself deliberately, saying, "Do not act alone. Follow me."

Avery smiled playfully and suddenly wanted to tease him, "What about sleeping, bathing, and going to the bathroom? I need to follow you, too?"

She wanted to see when he couldn't hold back and expose his identity.

Evan clenched his fist and wanted to tear that smile apart when he saw her charming smile.

She has never been that proactive about Evan.

He loosened her and snorted, "There is no need."

Then he pulled her away.

Looking at his angry look, Avery couldn't help smiling and followed him back to his room.

She had to take a shower first, so she went back to her room first. Evan followed her, and a large number of bodyguards followed him.

"Mr. Lautner, are you going to take a bath with me?" Robert almost coughed out, and other bodyguards were also embarrassed to bow their heads.

The princess was so bold and hot that she flirted with Mr. Lautner in front of them.

Only Robert understood what the truth was.

Mrs. Howel didn't recognize Mr. Howel. She must have thought the man in front of her was Mr. Lautner.

Mrs. Howel changed her mind frequently and pleased Mr. Lautner during such a long time.

Poor Mr. Howel. What kind of unique experience did he have?

Robert was more sympathetic towards Mr. Howel.

As Evan had nowhere to vent his anger, he slammed the door and shut Robert and bodyguards out of the door.

In the presidential suite, Avery has taken off the bathrobe, leaving only a black bikini. The bikini properly wrapped her body, making her hotter.

Avery turned into the bathroom with a smile and did not close the door.

When did the dead woman become so open?

Didn't she close the door on purpose in front of a man whom she didn't know for a long time?

Evan was so angry and closed the door hard.

Avery was frightened by the loud sound of the door and finally couldn't help but laugh out loud.

He was respectable. Under this situation, he still kept reasonable.

Avery showered in the room.

Evan sat on the sofa in the living room. The TV was broadcasting the event of the eruption of the volcano. The police rushed to the volcano by helicopters, and many TV stations wanted exclusive coverage.

The layers of spray glowed and rolled in the sun.

Country H had multiple volcanoes. The entire sea seemed to have just experienced a war. The sea surface was full of broken floating objects, fish bodies, and other creatures in the sea.

Evan irritably picked up the remote control and was ready to change the channel. The bathroom door was suddenly opened. Avery's body was tightly wrapped in a bath towel. The bottom of the towel could only reach the base of the thigh.

Evan's eyes were about to bleed. With the remote control in the hands, he pressed the button to turn off the TV.

"Why did you turn it off?" Avery come out when she heard the host say the volcano had erupted and was getting ready to pay attention to the news, but Evan turned it off.

Avery went over to grab the remote and turned it on, "I want to see what's going on."

"You can't do anything even if you look at it." Evan touched her wet hair, "Why don't you dry your hair?"

"I'm waiting for you to do it for me." Avery sat next to him, but he jumped up.

Avery looked at his reaction and found it funny, "What's wrong? You don't want to do it for me?"

Before Avery finished her words, he had entered the bathroom to get a clean bath towel.

He used the large towel to dry her hair carefully.

Soon, the sound of the hairdryer rang, and the sound covered the sound of the TV.

Avery couldn't hear the TV sound, and she was not fluent in the language of Country H, so she looked at Evan helplessly, "Can you turn down the volume of the hairdryer?"

They were like a couple who have known each other for years.

Were they more like a husband and wife than she was with Evan?

"The sound of hairdryers is so loud. What can I do with it?"

"Then take the hairdryer away."

"I'm drying your hair."

"I don't want to."

Avery wanted to block the hairdryer away, but Evan pressed her shoulder, "You'll be sick."

"You care about me so much, Mr. Lautner?"

When Evan heard the name, he was full of hostility, but he stood behind the woman, so Avery did not feel it.

"TV is much more attractive than I am."

Evan was less important to her than Mr. Lautner and the TV.

He said faintly, "You would like to put your eyes on TV, and you dislike me to help you dry hair?"

Avery smiled, lying on the sofa. Evan was like a naive child. She turned a white eye, "Mr. Lautner, you are good at complaining. How long have we known each other? You have not even said you love me. I am not your ex-wife or current. Why do you care about me?"

"You want me to confess my love?" Evan has knelt down on one knee to beg for marriage to her four times, but he has always been rejected. Was Avery asking Mr. Lautner to confess his love now?

"You don't want to tell me? Who said he wanted to marry me? Why are you here for Vanda?" Avery looked at his expression. The man hid himself very well. Although he was dissatisfied, he still kept calm.

Evan, "…"

"Well, since you don't want to marry me, I'll marry M. Black," Avery said, pretending not to mind about him.

"Avery, behave yourself. Take your marriage seriously."

"What am I to do? Didn't I say I will marry whoever finds Vanda? You don't want to marry me now. You want me to beg you?"

Evan grasped her hair slightly hard. Wasn't she begging Mr. Lautner to marry her? What's the difference?