It’s Love That Blinds Him – Chapter 108

Lucia, who was still a little haggard, widened her eyes in surprise when she suddenly noticed a man sitting in the living room. It took her a moment to recognize him as the man who had brought her here. She didn’t even know his name, let alone his relationship with Lowell. “Why did he appear today?” » she wondered.

However, she didn’t let her shock and curiosity show on her face. Instead, she just pretended he wasn’t there. After getting ready as usual, she had breakfast quietly, then returned to the living room. Lucia had no idea that the man was also surprised by her. He couldn’t help but admire her calmness. Most people would panic if they found a stranger sitting in their living room. It was the first time he saw someone look so calm.

“My name is Tandy,” he finally said.

g her arms over her chest.

you up for dinner.” Tandy c

th a smile.

d Tandy tell you?” I’m taking you to

.

r maybe just disappointment. But what Lowell said next made her laugh and her heart felt lighter again.

some reason, hearing this filled

In fact, after hearing his explanation, Lucia felt a little stupid for asking him that question. It was obvio

ght Malcolm’s face into his mind and his eyes

aid softly.

om time to time. After a while, he finally broke the silence.

would give my life for him,” he said matter-of-factly.

ve. Curiosity invaded him.

 she asked after looking at him in silence for a moment.

t was obvious to Lucia that he was not at all interested in getting to know her.

his words? It’s not strange for him to admire Lowell, but he seems to have a strong attachment to him. This analysis only left her more perplexed. After all, the only logical conclusion was that Tandy had feelings for Lowell. “But how could this be possible? Or am I thinking too much?

de Tandy shift uncomfortably in her seat. He lo

houghts in her mind. All she knew was that Lowell couldn’t be gay. But as for the man in the driver’s seat, she wasn’t sure. “Maybe I’m thinking too much these days. » Sighing, she turned towards the window and looked out at the landscape.

deny that Lowell knew a lot more about food than she did.

y intertwining his fingers with hers, Lowell led her into the dining room. Tandy was upset when he saw this, but he looked down and quickly followed them.

htfully and chuckled. Then he returned his attention to the table.

after sitting down, the waiters started serving the dishes one after another. Lucia glanced at the dishes laid out on the table and found that they were the typical dishes served for dinner. Raising her eyebrows slightly, she picked up the pair of chopsticks and began to taste the dishes one by one.

en buy decent clothing, let alone food. And then there was another group of people like Lucia, who were neither rich nor poor, painfully stuck in between.

d softly and passed Lucia a napkin on the table. Without even looking at it, Lucia took it and wiped her greasy mouth before continuing to eat.

are you looking at me? Aren’t you going to eat?” Lucia a

cia looked at him, the more she became certain that he had a feeling of attachment to Lowell.

o shows attachment to another man? »

issatisfaction in Tandy’s eyes deepened. “If I’m right, Tandy likes Lowell. Maybe he’s gay or bisexual. While cleaning, Lucia continued to think about it. Once she was done, she raised her head to look at Lowell. When their eyes met, she frowned and returned her attention to the food in front of her. The emotion she had noticed in Tandy’s eyes was not reflected in Lowell’s.

r head. She didn’t like to participate in gossip.

later? Do you want me to take you bac

t boring to stay at home all the time,” Lucia replied.

u,” Lowell said without skipping a beat.

ree left the restaurant, Lowell hinted to Tandy to stop following them. Without saying anything, Tandy took one last meaningful look at Lucia, then walked away, disappearing from sight.

he would walk out without buying anything.

walked down the street, Lowell often shielded Lucia with his hands to keep her from bumping into passersby.

to of you?” »

if she wanted to do it.

pulled Lowell closer and naturally posed for photos.

l,” Lowell said, looking at her affectionately.

l hurt if I smile all the time.

stared at their backs.

erson was holding a camera with a long focal length lens, which kept blinking. Realizing what was happening, Tandy picked up her cell phone and made a phone call, but said nothing. After hanging up the phone, he turned around and quickly left the street.

w can I allow something to go wrong right now? Will you be