Best Revenge: Being My Ex-Boyfriend’s Aunt novel Chapter 2237

Freya's heart softened at the sight of Ryan's pitiful look. She quickly coaxed him, saying, "Don't worry. I don’t like foreign men."

"Who do you like then?" Ryan stared at her intently.

Freya's face turned red. "Enough. Don't you know who I like?"

Ryan said, "Uh-huh. I’m not sure."

"I'm going to ignore you."

Then, she hung up. However, she hesitated for a few seconds and sent a message coyly. [I love you the most.]

After she sent the message, her heart began to race.

It was her first time sending him such a straightforward message since they got into a relationship.

She covered her burning face and took a deep breath before returning to her seat.

"Frey, Tessa said you have a child," Sidney Cann from the research institute said. He took a bottle of beer and walked over with the collar of his black shirt unbuttoned. The unrestrained and dashing nature of a foreign's man was apparent in his movements.

"Yup." Freya was momentarily stunned, but she nodded honestly. However, she did not mention that she was divorced.

"Oh, really? What a pity." A look of despair washed over Sidney's face. He said frankly, "You look very young. I thought of going after you, but too bad. You're the prettiest Australian woman I've ever met."

"Sidney, let it go." His best friend guffawed and said, "A s you said, Frey is a pretty Australian woman.

Naturally, a lot of men are after her."

"Thank you for your interest in me, but all I can say is sorry."

Freya was speechless. It was not that she was too conservative. In fact, he was too wild. As expected, she still preferred Australian men.

Coincidentally, Ryan replied to her message. [Darling, how I wish I could press you down on the bed and lock lips with you.]

Having drunk some beer, Freya's face instantly heated up.

She scolded him. [What a pervert.]

Ryan: [Uh-huh. When you're back, I'll act like a pervert to you. Okay?]

The hint was way too obvious.

Freya was a little afraid of looking at the message. She was worried that she would explode on the spot if she read it.