Upon seeing Kevin's big hand reaching toward hers, Leena thought about ignoring it first. After some hesitation, she eventually gave in and slipped her hand into his, following him out.

  "Did you ask Mom what kind of flavor they like? Also, how many people will be present at the party?" As soon as she got out of the car, Leena blurted out the question. She knew that he hadn't asked, because she was beside him when he made the call.

  "Oh no. I forgot to ask that. How about we buy a cake of any popular flavor? And about the size, I think the guests would be some relatives and my father's old comrades in arms, so it's easy to calculate," Kevin analyzed after thinking for a while.

  "Okay, I see. I think Haagen-Dazs is the best choice. it's good in both flavor and style," They discussed as they walked toward the cake store. A cold breeze blew and curled up Leena's frizzled hair. Her hair danced in the air, sweeping over Kevin's face and shoulder.

  "You decide. I don't know much about choosing a cake." Kevin touched his forehead lightly, feeling embarrassed. It was only when he behaved so simply and honestly that Leena could associate him with his image of a soldier. Most of the times, he was so cunning and wicked with her. He was just like Edward in that regard, harmless in appearance, but in actuality a sneaky and sly guy deep inside.

  Lenna didn't expect such an answer from him and was taken aback. However, she stayed calm on the surface and walked into the store.

  She was not a gourmet, so she didn't know much about cakes either. She also seldom ate cakes because she was on a diet. Lee

  Like father, like son. Kevin's tone was exactly the same as his father's. They were both overbearing and their words were irrefutable.

  "I didn't say that. You must think that way yourself." Leena laughed. It was said that sometimes a man acted like a rascal. Today it was proved right. The man in front of her belonged to that category of men.

  "Leena, spit it out! What made you avoid me the entire morning?" Kevin took the chance to ask her as Claire was not with them.

  "Why would you think I was avoiding you? You think too much." Leena looked evasive at the query. Every time she lied about something, she avoided looking into people's eyes.

  "Even if I believed you, you wouldn't believe it yourself." Kevin looked at her playfully. He knew that she was hiding something from him.

  "I said no, I was not avoiding you. And if you really think so, I can't do anything about it. I have made myself very clear." Leena narrowed her eyes at him and swiftly stalked in the direction of the parking lot. She almost tripped, feeling troubled that Kevin had read her mind.