Chapter 833 Leena''s Foul Temper (Part One)
As the capital of France, Paris housed the headquarters of many internationalpanies and drew in
countless fashion elites from all over the world. Other than that, it was well known for its prosperity and
fantastic scenery. Walking on the streets, Leena paid no attention to the dazzling lights that decorated
the Eiffel tower, nor to the astonishing artistic works in the Louvre. Her schedule in France was tight.
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She could only dream about Kevin when she went to sleep every night.
Due to the time difference between the two countries, she rarely got time to get in touch with Kevin.
More importantly, the nature of Kevin''s job prevented her from doing so. For instance, she had spare
time right now, but it was already 1 o''clock in the morning in S city. Kevin must have already fallen
asleep by now, she thought. Leena leisurely strolled along the Seine River. When the lingering light of
the setting sun fell on the waves, she was enchanted by the colors it brought to life. If it were possible,
she would sail across the Seine River and enjoy a good time.
In France, women usually had blonde hair and blue eyes. Leena stood out in the country. She was
blessed with long ck hair, fair skin and a slender figure. A yful smile always lingered around the
corners of her mouth. Being a full-fledged oriental beauty, she constantly drew the attention of
passersby.
She was lucky to have made great progress in a short time as a designer in France. She was the
darling of the aristocrats in the fashion circle and had quickly grown to be one of the elite
designers here, which Leena herself had not expected.
Preupied with the beautiful scenery of the Seine River, she did not notice her phone vibrating in her
bag. She thought about how she wanted to go shopping, so that when she returned home and met
Kevin, she could surprise him with some lovely presents.
Sitting on a couch in avish apartment in S City, Kevin looked solemn and wondered where Leena
was. Did she forget to carry her cell phone with her when she went out? Why wasn''t she answering his
calls? Did something happen to her? Kevin was agitated by the dangerous thought that popped into his
head all of a sudden. He stood up and anxiously strolled across his office. Looking outside the window
at the twinkling stars in the sky, he longed to hear Leena''s sweet voice over the phone, but he couldn''t.
It was killing him.
Leena walked into a restaurant located on the bank of Seine. She took a seat near the window that
overlooked the stunning scenery outside and imagined herself boarding a boat to cruise across the
river. At that moment, she suddenly realized that her mobile phone was ringing and vibrating. Pulling it
out of her bag, she found it was Kevin calling her. Her heartbeat elerated. Feeling ecstatic, she
recalled how he had never called her before. Not to forget, it was quite early in S city.
"Hello, Kevin," Leena said in a soft voice. Her voice was asforting and charming as her beauty.
"Leena, where are you? Why weren''t you answering your damn phone?" a harsh voice could be heard
over the phone. Kevin could not refrain himself from shouting at Leena. He didn''t intend to scold her,
but he had been so worried.
"Oh! Did you call before too? I didn''t know that. I''m really sorry. I didn''t hear my phone ringing," she
replied apologetically. Leena had answered the phone in haste, so she could not check the calls she
had missed. She guessed that Kelvin had phoned her several times, otherwise he wouldn''t be roaring
in such fury.
"I have been calling you since thest one hour, but you didn''t answer any of my calls. Do you know
how anxious I was?" Kevin fumed. Truthfully, he was relieved to hear Leena''s lovely voice on the
phone. He just found it difficult to calm down when he recalled the awful scenarios he had been
building up in his head with regard to his wife''s whereabouts.
"You didn''t tell me you would call tonight. Should I be watching my phone like a hawk, waiting for your
call 24/7? And for what? For you to feel concerned on a whim? No, I must be terribly wrong. You have
never given a damn about my safety. You are more likely to scold me," she said, feeling wronged.
Leena sniffled. She avoided the curious nces in her direction and gazed outside at the Seine River.
"Leena, I..." Kevin stammered. "I''m sorry. I didn''t mean to use such strong words. I didn''t want to scold
you," he added. He frowned in guilt, thinking about how he should treat Leena better. He had only
yelled at her out of concern.
"Never mind. I make mistakes too. I''m quite busy. I''m gonna hang up right now and call youter if I
have time," Leena said briefly. She ended the call before Kevin could respond, afraid that he might hear
her crying.
"Leena, listen..." Kevin continued hurriedly. However, Leena had already hung up. He dropped his
phone in remorse. He had wanted to talk to Leena peacefully for a while, but as usual, messed up the
opportunity to do so. ''Leena''s nice and kind to everybody, except to me, her legitimate husband, '' Kevin
thought sullenly.
After the quarrel with Kevin, Leena lost her appetite and was in no mood to order a meal. She stood up
and walked out of the restaurant. Observing the passersby, she felt lonely and despondent. Even the
stunning scenery failed to brighten up her mood.
Kevin closed his eyes, lost in thought. He wondered why he was always beside himself when he tried
to deal with Leena. Was it simply because she was his wife? Or was there another reason?
He was troubled by the question all night. The next morning when he arrived at the army base, the dark
circles were obvious around his eyes.
"Major General Gu, what''s wrong with your eyes?" Daisy asked as soon as the meeting ended.
"Well. It''s nothing serious. I just had a difficult sleepst night," Kevin answered sheepishly. To disguise
his embarrassment, he awkwardly tried to re-arrange his documents on the table.
"Is something wrong?" Daisy asked in concern. Daisy had established a rtively close friendship with
Kevin. Upon hearing that he had a poor sleepst night, she felt concerned for him.
"Don''t worry about it. I''m fine. By the way, how are you handling Hero''s case?" asked Kevin, trying to
change the subject of their conversation. Kevin didn''t want to talk about his personal life at the army
base. Although he didn''t mean to hide his quarrel with Leena from Daisy, he had no clue how to exin
it, even to a friend.
"There''s no rush. He was discharged from the hospital and transferred to the prison yesterday. It will
take a while before he''s put on trial." Daisy sighed, as was usual whenever Hero came across her
mind. He had chosen his destiny himself. She could do nothing for him.
"Well, I know that. After all, he is not a citizen in our country. It makes his case much more
"You are right. I''m going back to my office to finish the report about the drug dealers we captured a
couple of days ago. The training kept me busy over the past few days. These soldiers deserve a day
off," Daisy replied. Daisy stood up as well, walking out of the meeting room.
"Let''s go! I also have some work to do."
Kevin frowned, mulling over what the chiefmander had told him at the meeting. It was said that
many new recruits were unustomed to the new environment at the base. He felt obliged to visit
them in order to find a feasible solution.
"Major General Gu, the CEO of Leng Group called up a moment ago. You should call him back," his
assistant, Lee, chimed in as soon as he saw Kevine back to the office.
"All right. Did he say anything to you?" Kevin asked curiously. Kevin picked up his phone and browsed
through the contacts in his directory. His brother-inw rarely called him. ''Has something happened?''
he wondered. ''
"No. He hung up after I told him that you were in a meeting," Lee answered. Lee knew very well the
rtionship between Kevin and Leng Group. He wasn''t surprised when Duke called.
"Well! May I have the room?" Kevin prompted. Lee walked out in haste and closed the office door.
Kevin phoned Duke, specting that it was likely that Leena had told her brother about their quarrel
Duke was as busy as ever. He had too many documents to handle and meetings to attend. As he had
juste back from his vacation, the tasks had been backlogged and he had to work overtime to finish
them. When his phone rang, he answered it before checking the caller ID.
"Hello. This is Duke. Who is that?" he asked. With his sight still fixed on the documents on his desk, he
held the cell phone in one hand and a pen in the other.
"Duke, this is Kevin. My assistant said that you called me," Kevin said, unperturbed. There was a frosty
look on his handsome face.