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Chapter 48 Don't Look At Me If You Can't Bear It

Sadie was surprised. Her eyebrows raised slightly. Then she asked maliciously, "Don't you choose me

because I am ugly?"

"Not ugly enough." Julian retorted coolly and kissed the top of her head.

Sadie was embarrassed and irritated, her cheeks flushing. But she couldn't refute him.

In the car, she stayed far away from him, looking rather gloomy.

Julian glanced at her and curved his lips with pleasure, continuing to deal with work.

The place they had dinner in was FQ Restaurant, a membership-only private restaurant, which was not

easy to find.

It took Ted quite an effort to find it.

In the twilight, a private restaurant was hidden in the depths of the park. The lantern hanging on the This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org: ©.

door had been lit. The warm yellow light cast on the stone lion in front of the door, which was somewhat

unreal.

Sadie blinked in surprise and couldn't help but blurt out, "This is a restaurant with private home

cuisine?"

Julian lifted his head after looking at the tablet, glanced out the window casually, smiled, and nodded.

Getting off the car, Sadie looked at the scene in front of him, feeling particularly dazed. No wonder they

couldn't find it. This place was like a museum. No one would know that there was a mysterious

restaurant with private home cuisine inside.

Entering the lobby, Sadie felt the quaint atmosphere immediately as if she had entered the filming

scene of a costume drama series, but the furnishings were much more exquisite.

She looked around in awe and followed Julian up to the third floor. The waiter opened the door of the

private room, and the noisy sound instantly stopped.

"Julian, where did you find this girl?" The woman's voice was soft and tender, teasing. "Why does she

look like a teenager?"

Julian looked as if he didn't hear her, gently held Sadie's shoulders, and walked into the room.

Robyn Harris, who just asked him, was startled and looked at Sadie beside him incredulously.

How was that possible? Anyone familiar with Julian knew that since his little wife had an accident, he

had never let any strange woman close to him for so many years, not to mention that he would take the

initiative to hold a woman's shoulder.

Even a woman standing next to him would be driven away.

But as she was looking at his expression, he was not reluctant at all. He was completely enjoying it!

Others present were also shocked. Hearing that the Chambers family had found Julian's young wife,

everyone was curious and rushed over from City A to ask him if it was true.

No one thought that he would find such a woman here, who was still so young.

Sadie felt the hostility from Robyn and then frowned uncomfortably. There were five people sitting in

the room. Besides Cohen, Sara was also there.

Feeling her gaze on her, Sadie knew that she was obviously eyeing her, which made her fully alert.

Sara probably didn't know her, but she had a good relationship with Otto and should have heard him

talk about herself.

Sadie hoped not to be recognized by her, otherwise, with her sister Leyla's temperament, the entire

Communication University would probably know tomorrow that she hooked up with the new visiting

professor—Julian.

"Robyn, how can you talk like that?" Someone spoke, obviously jokingly. "We know what kind of girl he

likes."

Robyn glanced at the man, suppressed her jealousy, and couldn't help but say in a weird tone, "Julian,

why don't you introduce her to everyone? I heard that your little wife was back. Is that true?"

Julian glanced at her while no one could tell whether he was angry. Then he took a wet tissue to help

wipe Sadie's hands.

Sadie was depressed, but she was still smiling. As people saw that she was obedient, they thought

they were sweet and had a good time together.

It was quiet in the huge private room. The person who was waiting for a good show witnessed that

Julian who was never close to a female carefully wiped the hands of a young girl. They were so

shocked that they couldn't believe what they just saw.

Since his young wife died in the ocean six years ago, everyone made every effort to let him start

dating, but never thought about what he liked.

The girl who came with him looked very young, but apart from being young, she didn't seem so pretty.

This was what Robyn couldn't accept. Except that she couldn't be young again, she didn't feel that her

looks couldn't beat that little girl.

"It looks like someone is going to lose." Cohen curved his lips, trying to break the quirky atmosphere of

the room with a joke.

"And it was a terrible loss." Someone on the side answered him, watching Julian meaningfully.

Julian raised his eyebrows slightly, carefully wiped the last finger of Sadie clean, discarded the wipes,

looked back at Robyn, and curved his lips. "Miss Robyn, what did you ask me just now?"

This was threatening, which made everyone lower their heads, for they didn't want to be caught by his

anger.

Cohen looked at Sadie playfully and smile but said nothing.

Human eyes couldn't lie. No matter how clever a liar was, he could easily drop his defense by staring

into Cohen's eyes for a few minutes and being properly guided and hypnotized by him.

And she was just a little girl. When she looked at Julian, her disgust seemed to have faded a lot, which

was a good sign.

Robyn seemed to be shocked by Julian's sudden anger and then chuckled, "It's nothing. Since

everyone is here, let's dig in."

Julian withdrew his gaze, let out a cold snort in disdain, raised his hand to embrace Sadie's shoulder,

and said in a gentle tone, "You should eat more. It isn't comfortable if you're too skinny when I'm

holding you in my arms."

"Okay," Sadie answered, tilted her head, and kissed him on the face though she felt disgusted. Then

she picked up her chopsticks gracefully.

Although everyone was curious whether Sadie was the one sent back by the Chambers family, no one

dared to ask again. They were afraid of him. Robyn was such an arrogant woman but she didn't dare to

be reckless when she met him.

They were neither pleased nor depressed while having a meal. Although they seemed harmonious, it

was not the fact.

Sadie felt nothing about it and had no appetite. She was thinking of the question Robyn just asked.

Julian had a young wife.

These people were all acquaintances around him. She had doubted before whether she and Julian

used to live together, but now that she was sure that she had thought too much.

If they really lived together before, it was impossible that these people couldn't recognize her.

There were only a few people here—three men and two women. There were Cohen and two other

people who she didn't know. And then there were Robyn and Sara. However, there was contempt in

their eyes that couldn't be ignored.

Sadie put down her chopsticks and found that Cohen had been snickering on the side. She couldn't

help but roll her eyes at him, leaning against Julian.

"Have you eaten?" Julian looked soft, lowered his head, and kissed her on the cheek, took the napkin

to help wipe her mouth.

The sweet movements immediately caused a few gasps.

"Julian, you should mind our single men's emotions." Cohen teased them, "The lady is blushing."

Julian glanced at him, then kissed Sadie again, and spoke in a light tone, "Don't look at me if you can't

bear it."

Sadie's lips twitched. She barely forced a smile, whispered in his ear, got up, and went to the

bathroom.

Robyn had been paying attention to Sadie. Seeing her go to the bathroom, she gave Sara a wink,

stood up, and followed gracefully.