Chapter 299: Craving for Meat (5)
First of all, he’s not the type of man he likes, and besides, he’s already taken, isn’t he?
"..." Bryan Hawkins suddenly stopped talking. One reason is that Avery Graham surprisingly said Bernard Taylor was effeminate; if Bernard found out, he’d definitely be pissed off. The second reason is that he had to admit Avery was really straightforward, maybe even too much, but also simple and innocent.
It seemed that all of Carolline Ruiz’s friends were like this: simple and innocent girls, which was why they became close friends. Megan Clifton was a bit more worldly, but she chose a man like Andy Aguirre and that kind of family, so she probably wouldn’t be worldly for long.
Bryan Hawkins started the car, and then Bernard Taylor’s car continued to follow them. Avery Graham and Carolline Ruiz chatted along the way. Avery handed the bag in her hand to Carolline, "It’s too late now; I won’t go see Axel. This is for Axel to eat. Just remember to brush his teeth before bed if he eats it tonight. I baked it this afternoon; it’s very fresh."
"Well, thank you." Carolline Ruiz didn’t bother being polite with her.
"By the way, Bryan god, now that you two are remarried, when are you going to hold the wedding ceremony? I don’t know when I’ll be a bride in my life, so give me a chance and let me be a bridesmaid. It’s good too." Avery Graham said as if it were pitiful, but Carolline knew that she was actually helping her push for the wedding.
"Don’t worry, it will be soon. Besides Mrs. Aguirre, all of you who haven’t got married yet, you’ll all come. I’ll give a generous bridesmaid money envelope. I estimate it will happen before the end of the year, so you’d better free up some time." Bryan Hawkins didn’t object at all when it came to this.
He originally wanted to set the date earlier too, but he was worried the preparation wouldn’t be sufficient or that some etiquette might not be done correctly. So he estimated the end of the year in order to have a more grand wedding, which had to be better than William Hawkins’. Carolline had suffered too much, and he wanted her to feel happy.