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Never Falling In Love
"You know that you are so annoying, right?" Lina glared at Eon behind the steering wheel. When she finished drying her dress, she bid him goodbye but he insisted on driving her back to her hotel in her annoyance. But Eon wasn’t fazed with her sour mood. He just chuckled lightly at her as if he was amused whenever she glared at him.
She doesn’t want to be how she could get rid of him without sounding like an ingrate, she threw her gaze outside the window.
“I think it would be best if you don’t come to Luna–”
“I have no plan to come back there. Don’t worry!” She snapped at him, stopping his sentence midway.
Eon clicked his tongue. “I’m telling you not to come back to Luna for no other reason than, those who kidnapped you, got you there. Until we don’t know who they are and what they want from you…”He stopped the car at the red light. “Let’s play safe and avoid places that were already your routine.”
Lina sighed. In her brain, Eon’s explanation m
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