F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn novel Chapter 130

I frowned, "Mr. King, I have plans for lunch."

"What about tonight then?"

"I'm busy at night, too."

"Then how about tomorrow or the day after tomorrow?" James didn't mind at all, looking as confident as ever.

I became displeased, "Mr. King, can't you tell that I'm rejecting you?"

James chuckled, "Aurelia, can't you feel that I'm interested in you? You're really fun."

The scene of me potting all the balls in one go that day left a memorable taste in his mind.

My voice turned cold, "There are plenty of entertaining people out there. I'm busy. Mr. King, go find someone else."

James sounded helpless, "But I'm right downstairs in your company now. If you don't mind, I can come and wait for you every day."

I finally understood. If I didn't go for this meal, James planned to disturb me every day.

My expression changed, "You're downstairs in our company?"

As soon as I finished speaking, I walked out of the company building.

James spotted me immediately and waved to me with a smile.

However, as he waved a few times, he noticed Lukas standing not far behind me.

The smile on his face instantly faded, "Aurelia, I wanted to have lunch with you today. Will you accept? Even if it's you having a meal with a friend, you wouldn't mind having one more, right?"

I felt something was off about James's demeanor. Just as I was about to speak, I heard Cole suddenly shout, "Mr. Strakovski!"

I turned around, and sure enough, I saw Lukas standing next to me.

I frowned slightly, recalling Lukas's warning to keep my distance from James.

I spoke, "Sorry, Mr. King, I really don't have time to have lunch with you."

James's voice carried a hint of coldness, "So, does your friend mind having one more to tag along?"

I furrowed my brows, "Mr. King, it has nothing to do with my friend."

James persisted, "So, it's because you don't want to."

I felt a bit awkward. I didn't want to provoke James.

James was the kind of person who appeared easygoing but could be quite formidable. I had no idea what James might do if things turned sour today.

I sighed, "Mr. King, please don't make it difficult for me."

This was my softened attitude.

James's tone was somewhat ambiguous, "I'm not making it difficult for you. I just want to have lunch with you today. Let's see who would dare to say anything."

After saying that, James hung up the phone and walked briskly toward me.

I had a splitting headache. I was about to explain the situation to Cole and Ava when I saw Lukas coldly ask Cole, "Director Hopkins, are you going for lunch?"

Cole nodded, "Yes, the three of us are going to have lunch."

Lukas's tone was chilly, "Then you don't mind if I join you, right?"

Cole hesitated, "This..."

Lukas frowned in disgust, ignored him, and walked past.

However, James suddenly grabbed his arm, "Mr. Strakovski, even if Aurelia is an employee in your company, you should keep your distance from her."

Lukas stopped and looked at James, "Let go."

James released his grip with disdain and even patted his hand, "I don't want to touch you either."

Lukas snorted coldly, "James, it's you who should keep your distance from her."

After saying that, Lukas continued walking.

After Lukas left, I noticed that shortly after, James also left. Worried that the two might get into a fight, I stood up and intended to check on them.

However, Lukas pushed the door open and came back in.

After a while, James also came back, and only then did I feel relieved.

As the food was served, I ate nervously, but James seemed oblivious to Lukas's presence, continuously using chopsticks to pick food for me.

I felt uneasy, "Mr. King, please stop picking food for me. I can eat on my own."

James grinned, "I'm just showing my concern for you."

Lukas looked over coldly, not saying a word.

At that moment, Cole suddenly spoke up, "Luther Van Eimeren is returning to the country."

Lukas subconsciously looked up and glanced at Cole.

Hearing that name, my hand holding the chopsticks loosened, and the chopsticks fell to the ground with a loud clatter.