Divorced The True Heiress Gets It All novel Chapter 655

Chapter 655

Wilson, who was in his car, tossed a blanket at Aria and said, “It gets chilly at night. Make sure you stay warm.”

Wilson drove while Aria sat quietly in the passenger seat. When the blanket was tossed over, she caught it effortlessly and draped it around herself. “Thanks.”

Wilson cleared his throat and said, “You were so warm with me on WhatsApp, but you’re so cold in person.”

Aria turned to look at him. “Didn’t you already know it was Owen who sent those messages?”

Wilson fell silent for several seconds. “Wow. That was the longest sentence you’ve said all day.”

Aria thought, ‘Was he just counting my words just now? What a freak.

Wilson asked again, “So, were you born this quiet, or did you just grow into it?” After a pause, he added, “Driving at night makes me drowsy. I might need you to talk to me.”

Aria figured he was genuinely sleepy and said, “Pull over. I can drive.”

Wilson said, “Would you rather drive than talk to me? Am I really that annoying?”

Aria said, “You’re overthinking it.”

“Maybe,” Wilson said, raising an eyebrow. “I’m damn good-looking. Nobody usually hates me.”

Wilson didn’t like his grandpa or father, but he couldn’t deny they were both handsome guys. It was natural that he inherited their striking features; they were a family blessed with charm.

Honestly, Logan was the most striking because he resembled Nora the most, followed by Lincoln.

Aria was Logan’s only daughter, and, to be precise, the one in the Saxon family who resembled Nora the most, especially when she smiled.

However, she didn’t like to smile or flatter anyone. Her cold vibe made people often miss how pretty she really was.

When Aria returned to the Saxon family, Wilson had seen her photos and immediately guessed she wouldn’t stay long. Yet now, she seemed a lot more at ease.

Wilson couldn’t help but steal another glance at her.

Aria gave him a sideways glance. “Focus on driving.”

Wilson grinned and said, “Can’t help it. You’re just too beautiful to ignore.”

Joel and Harry shuddered, disgusted by his cheesy talk.

Aria felt grossed out too. She shut her eyes and said, “I’m taking a nap now. Let’s switch an hour later.”

“Fine.” Wilson figured she wasn’t into any of that sweet-talking crap. He thought, ‘How the hell did Owen get her? He was probably being annoyingly persistent. Guess I’ll have to ask him for tips once I fall for someone.

Faint gunshots reached Aria’s ears. She opened her eyes abruptly and said, “Pull over.”

Wilson heard the noise too and instinctively hit the brakes. Joel and Harry in the back were jolted forward, waking up instantly.

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Harry rubbed his forehead where it had slammed into the front seat. “What the hell? Where are those shots coming from?”

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