Chapter 138: She swore that she would never ride in this crazy person's car again.

He said that and pressed her back to sit down, pulling the seatbelt over her and fastening it. His gesture and posture made people outside look highly ambiguous.

The seatbelt was fastened, but Norman Desmond intentionally maintained that motionless posture, which annoyed Fiona Forger.

"Norman Desmond, if you continue like this, I'll tell the eldest brother about it."

Norman Desmond was genuinely afraid of this, so he finally sat back correctly in his seat, still staring ahead attentively.

As he glanced over, he saw Miss Forger unlocking the car with a key and getting in. The white vehicle disappeared entirely from his sight before Norman Desmond started the engine and drove again without saying a word throughout the journey.

This made Miss Forger genuinely uncomfortable, so she took the initiative to speak up.

"Hey, why were you staring at my sister like that earlier?"

Norman Desmond remained silent, his face gloomy.

"Do you have a grudge against each other?"

Miss Forger asked again.