Chapter 743


    All of a sudden, Arthur heard the boarding announcement from the other end of the line and asked


    quietly, “Are you at the airport?”


    “I‘m… I‘m here to send off a friend,” a slightly embarrassed Sophia said.


    “Are you here to send me off?”


    “Yeah!” she admitted reluctantly.


    His lips curled into a smile as it revealed a row of gleaming white teeth. He pressed his tongue against


    his cheeks, clearly delighted.


    “Don‘t leave just yet.”


    “Huh?”


    The call was disconnected before Sophia received a response from him.


    Meanwhile, Arthur entered the cabin immediately, went straight to the cockpit, and told the four


    captains, “You must fly this ne back to Dansbury regardless of any other orders. Do you


    understand?”


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    “Young Master Weiss, aren‘t you going back?” one of the captains inquired.


    Arthur smiled as he looked out the window at the hot summer sun. “I‘m not ready to return yet!”


    Emily, who was sitting on the sofa, noticed Arthur hadn‘t boarded the ne, so she rose and went


    outside to look for him. “Has Young Master Weiss boarded the ne?” she inquired as the flight


    attendant closed the door.


    The flight attendant had no choice but to lie, “He‘s in the cockpit!”


    Despite the fact that Arthur had clearly left through this door, his order could not be “Then, I‘ll go look


    for him.”


    “I‘m sorry, Miss Jennings. The ne is about to take off and you are forbidden to enter the cockpit.”


    The flight attendant intervened to stop her.


    Emily was irritated, but she knew she couldn‘t enter the cockpit for her own safety. So, she went back


    to her seat and sat down. When Martha learned that her grandson was in the cockpit, she was not


    surprised and thus consoled Emily.


    The Weiss Family‘s private jet gave a quick shudder as it slowly taxied to the runway before taking off.


    Sophia couldn‘t figure out what Arthur‘sst sentence meant. Right then, her phone suddenly rang and


    it was a call from Arthur.


    “Hey! Where are you?” she eximed after picking up the phone in a hurry.


    “Where are you?”


    “I’m… I‘m at the baggage drop section in Zone E,” she exined her detailed location.


    “I have good news and bad news, Sophia. Which one do you want to hear first?”


    She was confused. What is he doing?


    “I‘d like to hear the bad one first.” Sophia randomly picked one.


    “The bad news is that you will have to work harder in the future to earn more money.”


    “Huh? What about the good news?” She had no idea what that bad news meant.


    Just as she was expecting Arthur, who was on the other end of the phone to continue with the good


    news, a tall and handsome figure approached her from the crowd five meters behind her.


    When Sophia noticed that Arthur was silent, she eximed, “Hey! Hey! Speak up!”


    “Turn around.”


    Sophia jerked her head back in astonishment. She almost dropped the phone that she was holding


    because standing three meters away with one of his hands in his pocket was the man who was


    supposed to leave staring at her.


    “The good news is that I stayed because of you.” Arthur told her the truth.


    Hearing that, Sophia took a deep breath. Didn‘t he board the ne?


    “How about your grandma and Miss Jennings?” Sophia questioned hastily.


    “They boarded the ne.”


    “Are they aware that you did not board the ne?”


    “They would probably have already flown out of the country by the time they learn about it.” As he


    spoke, Arthur approached her, stretched out his long arms, and took Sophia into his embrace, oblivious


    to the crowd around them.