Chapter 103: A Real Misunderstanding?
Lila Morgan was deeply grateful she had driven over.
If she had not brought her car, there was no chance she would have made it through the evening without resenting Elias Kane even more than she already did. With this many bags and boxes, carrying everything by hand would have been miserable.
She found her keys, pressed the unlock button, and the car lights flashed twice.
Before she had even taken two full steps forward, Elias was already at the passenger side. He opened the door, got in without hesitation, crossed one leg over the other, and lowered his head to his phone as if this had been the plan from the beginning.
The whole thing was so smooth it almost made her stop walking.
By the time Lila got into the driver's seat, he was already settled in like the car belonged to him.
That was what felt strange.
His manner was too natural.
