Such a Rude and Noisy Woman novel Chapter 81

"You've arrived just on time." Rachel had just come out of Fannie's room and seen Hiram standing at the gate. She glanced at the watch on her wrist. It was exactly 2:00 pm. He had come to pick her up at the exact time they had agreed on.

"I've always been punctual, " Hiram replied with a smile. He took Rachel by the hand, leading her to the car.

As they approached the car, Rachel saw Carl sitting in the driver's seat. She leaned forward and sniffed Hiram's jacket. Then she asked, "Have you been drinking?"

She knew Hiram. He always drove the car on his own unless he was drunk or there was a special circumstance.

"Just some red wine. I drank only one glass, and even that can't escape from your sharp nose, " Hiram said, putting his hand around Rachel's neck and giving her a kiss on the lips.

Rachel blushed at the sudden kiss. She pinched Hiram's arm to stop him. His young cousin was just beside them. She wasn't accustomed to kissing in front of a single young man.

But it seemed that just one kiss couldn't satisfy Hiram, because he gave her another one before letting her go. Then they got into the car. "Carl, do you want several days off? Then you'll have time to find a girlfriend, " Hiram said jokingly to Carl.

"Don't make fun of me, cousin. I'm too young to get a girlfriend right now. Besides, I think girls are nothing but trouble. I prefer to live my life free and alone, " Carl replied.

As a handsome young man, it wasn't hard for Carl to find a girlfriend. Many women had tried to hit on him. But, maybe being affected by his cousin, Carl wasn't a man who could easily fall in love. That was why he was still single. He was waiting for the real deal to appear.

Rachel seethed when she heard Carl's opinion about girls. Then she turned to Hiram and asked, "What does he mean by saying that girls are trouble? Hiram, I bet you think I'm troublesome too, right?"

This wasn't a question that Hiram could answer easily. If he just answered yes or no at once, she might think that he wasn't taking it seriously. So he pretended to think for a while before saying, "I did think you were troublesome at the beginning, but I've gotten used to it. Now it's my honor to be troubled by you!"

This was a skillful answer. The first part of his answer had made Rachel furious, but what came next had immediately cooled her down and made her happy. "Honey, it's so nice to hear you say that. Carl, you should really learn how to talk to a girl from your cousin."

"Call me 'honey' again. I like it when you call me that." Hiram looked at Rachel affectionately. She usually called him Hiram. But the word 'honey' coming from her sounded so sweet.

Carl focused on driving, pretending to hear nothing.

He had noticed that the couple liked to make fun of each other.

He couldn't believe that his cousin, who had always been proud and cold, could easily express his love now. Hiram had changed a lot after meeting Rachel.

Soon, they arrived at the house of the Rong family.

Joanna was still in the middle of her afternoon nap, so Hiram and Rachel walked directly to their bedroom.

When they stepped inside, Hiram lifted Rachel up and carried her towards the bed. He lay her onto the bed and leaned forward, but Rachel pressed her feet against his chest. "Give me the divorce agreement. I'm going to destroy it."

She couldn't wait even a minute to destroy that agreement. She kept feeling like they would get divorced any time.

Hiram grabbed Rachel's feet and said to her with a smile, "I promised to give you the divorce agreement. What's the rush?"

It seemed that the petite woman didn't believe that he would keep his word.

"A mere verbal statement isn't binding. I must see the two copies of the divorce agreement being destroyed with my own eyes. Only then can we sleep in the same bed as husband and wife." Rachel kicked Hiram's chest slightly, urging him to fetch the copies of the agreement.

Hiram kissed her feet before letting them go. "Well, you troublesome woman. I'll get it for you right away."

Sitting cross-legged on the bed, Rachel saw Hiram walk to the book cabinet and get a well-hidden key before using it to open the drawer at the bottom of the cabinet.

Rachel hadn't expected Hiram to keep the agreements in such a secret place.

She rose up from the bed and walked forward out of curiosity. "Where are the agreements? Aha! There are many photo albums. Let me see."

Rachel's attention was immediately attracted by the photo albums. She picked one up and looked at it with fascination, not noticing the change of expression on Hiram's face.