Chapter overview: Chapter 1551 from Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy, E. L. Clarke introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
"No." Janet stepped forward, handing the bag to Melvin. "Here are your clothes back, Mr. Steele."
"Yeah."
Melvin took it and tossed it into the car, his gaze remaining intensely fixed on Janet.
He wanted to ask, was the dating rumor true?
Did she really like that smooth-talking jerk?
But in what capacity could he even ask?
And if this girl really did like him, was he supposed to just break them up?
"I've got a contract for the company that needs reviewing," Melvin said, opening the car door for her. "Care to take a look for me?"
"Sure."
Janet happened to have no classes that afternoon, so she went with him to the office.
Melvin ran a motor racing company.
The moment she walked through the gates, she saw dozens of heavily modified sports cars parked across the lot.
All sorts of colors and designs, a dazzling array of machines.
Janet had never paid much attention to this world, but she was completely blown away by the sight.
"Like it?"
Sensing her genuine awe, Melvin lowered his voice. "After we look over the contract, I'll take you for a spin."
"Really?" Janet's eyes lit up, brimming with anticipation.
"Of course."
A lazy smile tugged at the corner of Melvin's lips. "If you want it, I'd pull the stars from the sky for you."
Janet snapped her gaze to Melvin, her smile freezing as the words caught in her throat.
"Let's head inside."
Melvin ran a hand through his hair and led Janet into the building.
Even though she was only a freshman, she studied relentlessly in her free time, poring over law books and case studies.
She actually knew her way around a contract.
Within minutes, she pinpointed the exact issues in the document.
After they wrapped up.
Melvin took Janet out to the track and grabbed a white helmet from a mechanic, sliding it over her head.
The helmet was a bit too big, swallowing up most of her face.

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