Chapter 39 I Pick The Number Two

Their eyes met, but neither of them spoke; even Hagen no longer listened to Gavin, who kept talking on the other side of the call. It was as if his stare was glued to Camellia, who was standing very gracefully at the top of the stairs in her white pajamas.

However, when he heard his name being called many times from the other line, it was only then that Hagen came to his senses. He cleared his throat and took his gaze away from her.

“I hear you,” he said to Gavin, who now sounded annoyed.

“I thought you were asleep and left me hanging here.”

Hagen simply responded with a little cough, and then he looked up. It’s a pity that the girl is no longer standing where she was, making him feel a little disappointed.

“We will continue later. I will contact you when the time is right.”

He was about to disconnect their connection when Gavin asked.

“When are you going to bring the girl to Denver?”

After scratching the tip of his nose, Hagen replied, “I can’t be sure yet, and I want it as soon as p