One Night Surprise Chapter 463
Chapter 463 I Don’t Want to Get Married
“I don’t want to get married,” Shay spoke openly about his true feelings. He appeared to be more
rxed than Courtney in front of the cameras and could ignore them as if they didn’t exist––possibly
due to his many years of experience in front of the cameras.
But Courtney had no idea whether what he said was true or if he was simply taking advantage of the
opportunity to exin himself in front of the cameras.
For the past five years, there were always constant rumors about him. As he was a public figure as well
as a hot celebrity, there were many female celebrities who wanted to get close to him to take
advantage of his poprity, and he did not stand firm in rejecting them. This was a big change from his
personality when he first debuted, and it raised a lot of questions among his fans.
Only she knew that he was hiding his fear deep within his heart behind such an attitude.
Whatever prompted him to say such words, she could tell he was worried that his rtionship with
Casey would be revealed. Hence, sheforted him, “Don’t get married then. Many people nowadays
share the same thought.”
“Marriage is just a formality. Eternity is in your heart if you truly love someone.” Courtney and Shay
were both surprised to hear this and cast a doubtful gaze at Angie.
Shay had no idea about Angie’s rtionship, but Courtney did, and that was exactly what she had
been worried about recently. When she heard what Angie said, she felt as if her headache was
returning.
Angie was just a seventeen-year-old girl who had not yet reached adulthood. Girls of her age pursue
their love with no second thoughts; even if they knew whaty ahead of them was an abyss, they would
still jump right in and no one would be able to talk them out of it.
Because of what she said, Courtney wasn’t in the mood to continue on the topic anymore and they
ended it hastily.
Angie seemed to notice her bad mood as well. As a result, Angie went straight to her room after dinner
to y video games,pletely ignoring the lively shooting outside.
The show must go on. In order to create a rxing atmosphere, the photographer seemed to be
ying the role of an invisible man, quietly hiding in the tent at the corner as well as the store room.
Courtney, on the other hand, was using her day off to clean the entire house, followed by the dishes.
She would asionally talk to Shay so that the crew would have something to edit on, and as time
passed, she forgot about the cameras and beganmunicating naturally.
When it was time for dinner, Casey appeared at the door uninvited.
While Courtney was preparing the ingredients for their steamboat dinnerter that night, the doorbell
rang.
It rang for quite some time, but no one paid any attention to it. She stuck out half of her face from the
kitchen window, her hands covered in the blood of the fish she had just handled, and shouted toward
the living room, “Can someone open the door please?”
Shay and Tina were ying video games together, each with one controller, andpletely ignored
her.
“Porridge for tonight if no one answers the door. None of you can have the fried fish I made.”
Right after she ended her sentence, both Shay and Tina dropped the controller in their hands and
dashed toward the door.
Shay, who had longer legs, reached the door sooner than Tina. However, upon opening the door and
seeing the one standing in front of him, his expression changed. His original smile was reced by a
solemn expression.
Casey, dressed in a slim-fit dark suit, was standing upright before him. His height, which almost
reached the door frame, gave him an authoritative air.
“What brings you here?” Shay tried to dodge his gaze.
Casey looked back at him with his deep gaze. Then, with an intriguing voice, he replied, “I’ve just heard
from your manager that you’re having a shoot in Melrose, so I dropped by to see if there’s anything I
can be of help.”
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To that, Shay immediately replied, with his face looking embarrassed, “Everything is fine here and
there’s nothing that needs your help. Go back first. I’ll look for you when I’m free.”
After he finished his words, he pushed Casey outside.
They hadn’t seen each other since their fight about a month ago. Casey had no idea when the current
show began filming because even Shay’s manager kept it from him.
“Who’s that?” Courtney came out of the kitchen and saw Shay blocking the door.
Seeing her hands filled with blood, Casey was stunned. But as an experienced mature man, he
regained his senses within seconds and greeted her calmly, “Hi, Courtney. It has been a long time
since west met.”
“That’s right. It’s been a long time, President Lewis.” Courtney took a few moments to realize what was
happening. “Come in and have a seat. Dinner time is approaching; do join us for dinner as well.”
Shay did not want her to worry about their matters. Thus, despite his unwillingness, he did not oppose
her offer directly and allowed Casey to enter the house.
“Enjoy your conversation. I’ll prepare some tea.”
And immediately after saying that, Courtney went back into the kitchen to wash her hands.
Tina, on the other hand, wasn’t familiar with Casey. Seeing that Casey had already entered the house,
she pestered Shay to continue ying the video game with her.
But Shay wasn’t in the mood to do so. “Let’s get some rest and continueter. You can watch some
cartoons first, Tina.”
“I don’t want to. That’s for small children.”
Tina was someone who was easily pumped up. Coupled with the fact that Shay had been spoiling her
since she was small, she relentlessly pestered him despite what he said.
Casey found himself a seat on the sofa behind both of them.
“What’s the game? I’ll y with you,” Casey spoke up.
Hearing that, Shay was taken aback and looked at Casey with skepticism.
“Do you know how?” Tina looked at Casey with disbelief.
“I can try.” Casey took a controller and continued, “Let’s try this out, shall we? If I lose, I’ll buy you
choctes.”
“Really?” Tina’s eyes brightened up and she immediately picked her controller up.
Shay understood Casey well. He knew that Casey wasn’t someone who would lose out. He would not
even have any pity for young children. This was his nature of being a businessman—always trying to
gain some advantages over the others, no matter who they were.
With this thought in his mind, Shay immediately interrupted and asked, “Wait. You’ve only mentioned
what you will do if you lose. But what if Tina loses?”
Casey looked up when he heard his question. His gaze, seemingly filled with some deeper meanings,
met Shay’s. After a brief silence, he looked at Tina again and said, “If you lose, could you please lend
me Shay for ten minutes? One box of chocte for Shay’s ten minutes; this is worthwhile, right?”
Just as he finished his sentence, Shay smiled confidently.
Tina was his die-hard fan; it was impossible for her to agree to such a condition. She wouldn’t agree to
it even if she were offered an entire basket of chocte, let alone a box of it now. Hence, he mockingly
said, “It’s impossible for her to…”
But before he could finish his words, Tina’s clear voice resonated from behind. “No problem.”