Chapter 1456 Extra Story 59 Of Mark Paparazzi

Sally was amused by Addison's words. At long last, her depression, which seemed to have lasted longer than she had anticipated, faded away almost in an instant. Addison stood up and reached out to her, giving her a hint with his eyes. With a smile at the corners of her mouth, Sally put her hand in his palm and let him pull her up. "Someone is starting to feel very bold. Aren't you afraid that the paparazzi are going to take photos of us?" she said, giggling to herself.

"Hmm," Addison answered with a nod, as he drifted off into his own thoughts. It was not until he noticed Sally's restlessness that he leaned over and whispered, "I don't mind being photographed with you. Perhaps I might even thank them for it. Do you want to know why? So that you won't be able to escape me once everyone finds out that we're together. Do you get what I am saying?"

Sally was struck dumb by his response. Blinking in utter disbelief, she asked, "Are you being serious?"

Addison responded to her with a smile instead of uttering a single word. He led Sally into the car and then drove her to the hotel.

The elegant atmosphere accompanied by soft music, as well as the wide variety of delicious food—everything was just as Sally had pictured it in her mind. Sally enjoyed every moment with a smile on her face. Once in a while, she would mention how she came to know Nina and what had happened between the two of them. Not too long ago, she had looked as helpless as a cat abandoned by its owner, but now she looked quite different.

Addison served up a piece of pork rib to Sally's bowl. With his attentive eyes and ears fixated on her, he quietly listened while she laid bare her heart to him. Sally finally started to speak in a relaxed manner, but every now and then she would find herself dazed in between words. As sensitive as Addison was, he figured that something must have happened to her in the afternoon.

"I'm stuffed. I can't eat anymore." Sally frowned when she realized that there was quite a bit food left on her plate.

Addison chuckled. "You don't need to force yourself to eat anymore. Besides, eating too much in the evening is not good for your health," he said. He spoke casually as

When her boyfriend betrayed her, all light and joy was gone from Cherry’s life. Deserted, bereft of hope, she married a man that she had barely met, but she had never expected him to be her ex-boyfriend’s uncle.

Cherry thought that she had finally found her happiness, but she had no idea about the dark secrets that were bound to unfold and haunt her forever...

ng before they would go out of business and the last thing the editor-in-chief wanted was to lose his job.

"We can blur out Mr. Addison Long's face," the man suggested.

The editor-in-chief shook his head and rolled his eyes at him. "Anyone who is familiar with him will still be able to recognize him. It's not going to work!"

"Are you saying you won't publish these photos?" the man asked in discontent. Rolling his eyes, he complained, "I spent hours just to take their photos! But all my efforts have been in vain."

Caught in a dilemma, the editor-in-chief looked through the photos once again. On the one hand, he was reluctant to give up the photos, but on the other hand, he feared Addison's wrath. He could practically smell the money their magazine would make from sales once they published the news. He took another glance at the man and then at the photos. Meeting the man's eager eyes, he gritted his teeth and decisively said, "We'd better keep these photos aside for the time being. We can make them public when the timing is right in future."

"Oh, that's disappointing!" Suffice it to say, the man felt disheartened.

However, the editor-in-chief had his own plans with the photos. With a smile playing at the corners of his mouth, he slowly said, "In the meantime, you can keep a tab on them. If one day Mr. Addison Long marries this woman, we can expose their love story to the world. The story will still be our exclusive breaking news."