Chapter 6 The First Kiss Of The Campus Belle

It was so quiet in the villa district at night that you could hear a pin drop.

Rhett lay on the grassy lawn with his hands under his head. He stared at the starry sky quietly.

Christine's plan was suppressed by Latham, and it finally ended as a failure.

Latham said to her, "Even if Rhett weren't here, you would have to drive that car sooner or later."

Christine was rendered speechless. In the end, she was left with no choice but to agree with Latham's arrangements.

Latham left with a relieved expression on his face while Christine went back to her room in a huff. Rhett was left alone with no room arranged for him to sleep in.

So he had no choice but to spend the night on the lawn, hoping he could sleep tonight.

However, when he looked at the secret guards arranged by Latham outside the villa, he contented himself with his situation.

Those men could only stay outside to guard, but he could lie on the lawn inside. Relatively speaking, he was superior to them.

Although Rhett had been on the continent of Iroc for many years, he knew the situation of Ionia well.

Even ordinary guns were strictly controlled, let alone bombs.

So now, he wanted to discover what business Latham was doing to meet such a strong opponent.

And even him, the lord of Iroc, was sent here by his grandfather to help. This made him even more curious.

Unlike the other rich ladies in the eyes of ordinary people, Christine was not a lazy young woman who only went shopping every day and slept until she woke up naturally.

She lived a healthy life, going to bed and getting up early every day.

At dawn, she changed into a tracksuit, wore her white track shoes, and jogged in the yard.

Unexpectedly, after she ran a few steps with her sleepy eyes, her feet struck something, and she fell down on it.

Christine was so frightened that her face turned pale, and her mouth slightly gaped. When she opened her eyes wide, her heart jolted.

"Is it a rich lady's rule to give her bodyguard a kiss every morning?" Rhett looked at Christine who was on top of him, looking into his eyes. He couldn't help but tease her with a faint smile.

"Are you insane? Why are you lying in the yard early in the morning?" Frightened, Christine immediately stood up, clenched her fists, and glared at Rhett.

If it weren't for the fact that she couldn't win this hateful man, she would have rushed up to beat him up. 'Oh my God! It's my first kiss,' she cried in her heart.

"Is there also a rule that one can't lie in the yard early in the morning? Though I'm doing it, you still have to pay me."

Rhett crossed his legs and shook them leisurely while looking at Christine standing in front of him.

Christine was so angry that she couldn't help pouncing on him and biting him hard on the shoulder.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk. Be careful of your teeth. Do you really hate me so much?" Rhett regretted it now. He knew that she had a bad temper. He shouldn't have made fun of her.

He didn't dare to dodge when she bit him. With his strength, her teeth might be shaken off in an instant if he tightened his muscles.

Workers didn't have human rights, so Rhett decided to put up with it. After all, he was paid for this job.

"Christine, what are you doing?" Angie curiously asked as she walked toward them.

Christine immediately got up from Rhett, looked at Angie, and complained, "This beast played tricks on me early in the morning. He lay here deliberately. And when he saw me coming, he stretched his legs to trip me."

But she didn't dare to tell Angie that she had lost her first kiss because of this incident.

"I don't think that's right. Actually, Rhett didn't have room to sleep in last night, so he could only sleep on the lawn." Angie blinked and looked at Christine.

Christine was stunned. As the employer, she actually forgot to arrange a room for Rhett. It seemed that she had misunderstood this rogue.

Knowing that he had spent the night outside, she felt a sense of guilt in her heart.

But when she looked at him again, such a feeling disappeared with the wind.

"You're a bad girl. You didn't remind her last night." Rhett glared at Angie, pretending to be angry.

"Oh, come on. Don't treat me like a child, okay? I'm a college student. Can you stop being so childish?" Angie looked at him with dissatisfaction.

Rhett looked at Angie, then at Christine. With a faint smile, he said, "Are you college students? Well, you look too young to be college students."

"And what do you mean by that?" The two young women immediately united. They stood in front of Rhett and stared at him with fierce eyes.

Rhett slowly stood up from the ground, looking at Angie's flat figure.

Then he turned to Christine and looked at her flat chest and fuller hips.

He said quickly, "Since fate brings us together, I want to give each of you a nickname.

Angie, you're a playing card, and Christine, you're a board with two nails. Ha-ha!"

Angie and Christine were stunned for a moment. And when they realized what Rhett meant, they chased after him angrily.

Rhett ran away quickly.

But although he could run fast, the two beautiful young women ran faster than him.

Rhett successfully touched their nerves with just one sentence. The raging anger brought out the best in them, and they finally caught up with him. They gave him several punches to vent their anger. However, these punches were just like scratching for him.

Rebecca opened the door and shouted at the people fighting in the yard, "Christine! Angie! Rhett! Time for breakfast."

Rhett looked at Rebecca. She now wore high heels, pencil pants, and a tight white shirt, completely showing off her charm. He walked to the living room obediently.

Seeing the obsessed look on Rhett's face, Christine and Angie curled their lips. They now had the same conclusion that he was a lecher.

Rhett sat at the table, picked up a slice of bread, and took a bite. Then he immediately flattered Rebecca. "Wow, you are so capable! The breakfast you made is so delicious."

He couldn't help sighing. Indeed, a mature woman was more considerate than a young one.

Unlike Christine, who had even forgotten such an important thing as arranging a room for him to sleep in, Rebecca kindly invited him for breakfast.

"I didn't make these. I bought them outside," Rebecca said, looking at Rhett expressionlessly.

"Oh..." Rhett then picked up another slice of bread and continued to eat, ignoring the sarcasm in Christine's eyes.

"The new semester is about to start. I'll go to school today. Do you want to go out?" Rebecca asked Rhett, glancing at Christine and Angie.

"You're going to school?" Rhett asked in confusion.

"You braggart! Rebecca is our school president," Angie said proudly.

"School president? Wow, you are so capable! Thanks. I do need to go out for a while." Rhett couldn't help praising Rebecca.

It was really out of his expectation. He realized that he slacked a bit. He had been here for a day, but he hadn't figured out the information about these people yet. It was a little dereliction of duty.

"Of course, Rebecca is capable. No one needs your comment," Christine snapped. She glared at Rhett, still holding a grudge against him for giving her a nickname.

Rebecca glanced at Rhett, feeling there was something wrong with his words.

"Christine, your father sent some more people to guard outside the yard yesterday. You and Angie stay at home and don't go out."

Both Christine and Angie nodded to Rebecca obediently.

At this moment, a man in a black suit with sunglasses suddenly walked into the living room with an expressionless face.

The strong muscles under his suit were rather eye-catching. Rhett immediately prepared for a fight.

'Are the villains nowadays so arrogant that they come straight into the house?' he thought.