Chapter 1258
Chapter 1258:
The sharp rap startled them both. Margo, in particular, tensed so hard she clutched her seatbelt and looked out—only to see her agent standing there.
“I’m sorry to interrupt. I honestly didn’t mean to disturb you two, but I’ve been standing here for a while and couldn’t find the right moment to knock.” Even as she spoke, the agent looked like she wished she could disappear.
“What is it?” Margo asked, taking a deep breath and shooting her an awkward look.
“You left your phone behind. I brought it for you. Enjoy your date.” The agent quickly shoved the phone into Margo’s arms and hurried off, clearly unwilling to linger another second.
Margo held the phone and turned back to Dunn, only to find him still leaning in the same position, quietly watching her.
“Why aren’t we going?” Margo asked, giving his chest a light nudge.
Without saying a word, Dunn angled his cheek closer to her, making his intention obvious.
“Start the car!” Margo rolled her eyes, half amused, and pushed his face away gently.
Dunn smiled and finally started driving.
A notification chimed, and Margo’s screen lit up with a message from her agent.
“So this is how you act when you’re in love? Your acting skills still need serious work p>
Margo clenched her teeth, replied with a smiling emoji, and immediately ignored it.
Even though it was supposed to be a date, it felt more like Dunn was simply accompanying Margo on a shopping trip.
Yesterday, Dunn had suggested several places for their outing, but Margo showed little interest in any of them. Almost casually, she proposed a shopping mall, and that was where they ended up.
It wasn’t until they stepped inside that Margo began to regret her choice. After all, this was their first official date, and she had brought him somewhere so ordinary.
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“Um… if you think this is boring, we can go somewhere else.” Margo adjusted her face mask awkwardly and stole a glance at Dunn beside her.
“How could I find this boring?” Dunn teased, lightly twirling a strand of hair near her temple. “As long as I’m with you, boredom isn’t possible p>
Margo pouted, lost in thought.
Seeing that, Dunn took the initiative, weaving their fingers together and leading her forward.
Watching his handsome profile, a wave of wistfulness rose in Margo’s chest. She quickened her steps to keep up.
If shopping really was in a woman’s nature, Margo fit the saying perfectly. At first, Dunn guided her from store to store, but before long, she was the one dragging him along.
“Does it look good?” Margo held a piece of clothing against herself and turned toward Dunn.
He examined it carefully, then nodded.
“You never give any real opinion. You just agree with everything,” she muttered, a trace of playful annoyance in her voice.