Chapter 134
Chapter 134:
Elsewhere, Colden was driving himself to the cafe, opting to forgo his usual entourage. Today wasn’t about the glamour or fanfare—it was about catching up with an old friend.
As he stopped at a red light, Bella and Bernice, walking along the sidewalk, spotted him. Bella froze mid-step, her eyes going wide with recognition before she practically squealed, “Bernice! Look! Isn’t that Colden p>
Bernice turned quickly, her gaze following Bella’s outstretched hand. Sure enough, sitting in the driver’s seat was none other than Colden.
The two girls exchanged looks of disbelief before bursting into excited whispers.
Today had just turned into a day to remember.
Both girls were die-hard Colden fans, completely enraptured by his music and charisma since his debut. They had already been counting down the days to his concert, but running into him like this? It was beyond their wildest dreams.
But the bigger question was—where was Colden heading to?
Bella could barely contain her excitement, her eyes fixated on the sleek black car in front of them. Even though she couldn’t clearly see the driver’s face with his sunglasses and all, she was certain—no doubt about it—the man was Colden.
Her idol. There was no chance she was mistaken.
Bernice, equally fanatical, was glued to the car as well.
“Bella, let’s follow him! Maybe we’ll find out where he’s headed, and who knows? We might even snag a selfie with him!” Her voice practically vibrated with excitement.
If they actually pulled it off, they’d have the ultimate bragging rights. Catching a glimpse of Colden was rare enough, let alone getting a picture with him.
“Alright, let’s do it,” Bella said, a grin spreading across her face as she gestured for the driver to keep pace with the car ahead.
𝗧𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝘀 𝗿𝗼𝗼𝘁 𝗶𝗻 g⍶𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀﹐ⅽ𝗼𝗺
A few turns later, Colden pulled into a cozy little café. He looked around briefly, checking the surroundings, before stepping out and heading inside.
Meanwhile, inside the café, Yelena was sitting at a table when she noticed Colden walking through the door. Her face lit up as she waved.
“Hey, Yelena!” Colden greeted her, a playful grin tugging at the corner of his lips. “Sorry, I’m late p>
“Well, you’re a superstar—I’m the one who should be waiting for you,” Yelena teased, her eyes sparkling with amusement.
“Oh, come on! Don’t tease me like that. I got stuck in a bit of traffic,” Colden explained with a sheepish grin.
He waved to the waiter, signaling for the menus.
Yelena glanced around, noticing how eerily empty the café was. It felt like they were the only ones there, and something about the quiet made her curious.
Colden caught her look and shrugged. “I rented the whole place out for us—wanted a little peace and quiet. This way, I don’t have to dodge fans every five seconds p>
Yelena raised an eyebrow, a wry smile playing on her lips. “Talk about going overboard p>
Colden just shook his head with a sigh. “You have no idea what it’s like dealing with obsessed fans,” he said, his voice a mix of humor and exhaustion.
“Well, if it keeps the peace, I guess it’s worth it,” Yelena said with a grin. “Now, how about we order some snacks as well p>