Chapter 62 Someone Is Peeping In The Opposite

"Did I wake you up?" Zac's voice was slightly deep and hoarse, most likely because he had just been caught in the rain.

"You should change into some dry clothes," Essie said with eyes that showed a kind of gentle concern. She couldn't tell whether he was upset. He didn't seem to be worried about getting sick from the rain either.

When Zac saw the look on her face, he quickly realized what was going on. He took his time, however, and went to the bathroom to take a shower and change into his pajamas.

She wasn't in the mood to talk to him when he got home. However, she quickly empathized the moment she saw his tired and miserable face. She picked up some pills from her drawer and handed them to him.

"Take them as soon as you can so you don't get sick. I don't want to end up catching a cold from you."

He took the pills with an endearing smile. "You're not upset anymore?"

"Why should I be upset?" she scoffed as she rolled her eyes.

"I shouldn't have left in the middle of our date last night, but when Leila called, I thought she was badly hurt..." Before he could even finish his sentence, Essie quickly interrupted. "It's not a big deal, it wasn't even a real date anyway," she said in a casual tone, deliberately trying to make it seem like she didn't care at all.

As Essie said this, Zac felt a wave of sadness seep into his bones.

He had prepared some lines to say to her when he was on his way home, expecting that Essie would be furious. However, he was stunned from Essie's selfless response towards the situation.

'If you weren't angry, then why did you hang up and turn off your phone?' he thought.

"Did you end up in the bar last night?" he asked as he wore a skeptical expression on his face.

She quickly remembered that she had left Zac a message earlier on. So in return, she beamed him a smile and acted all giddy and excited. "Yes, and I had a great time. I ended up dancing with a lot of men."

"Were you drinking?"

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of cloth and said, "You should clean it up. You never know if the person watching from the other side would end up with a heart attack." She wiped the window several times until it was clean, when a cunning expression suddenly flashed in her eyes. "Maybe you should consider closing your curtains before you sleep, unless you want someone to watch you playing around with two women." The remark stemmed from vengeance for his behavior during dinner. He had abandoned her as if she was garbage to have a private meeting with his old lover.

Zac choked when heard this, confused from the sudden air that came from Essie. His expression soon changed into arrogance and quickly disputed. "They are stupid and silly. Many skills don't work. My baby doesn't like them. If I want to play with someone, it must be you."

"No way!" She walked away while stomping her feet on the ground and slammed the door as she left. Essie wasn't not simply a second choice or a backup plan, however it always made Zac happy to quarrel with her.

At the jewelry show that weekend, Leila had once again asked Zac to accompany her because she had injured her ankle.

Essie decided to toughen up and asked to join them despite the embarrassment.

She had no choice but go despite her hesitance as she had been entrusted to destroy their meeting.