"Come on, have you never run away from home even once? If I had my daily essentials with me, it would be called a journey, not running away." Patricia shook her head in disbelief, like Leena was an idiot.

  "Fine! Let's go. I wish to God I hadn't met you." Leena sighed with profound resignation. She had no other choice but to grab her car key and do as she was told. After all, Patricia was her best friend.

  "Honey, I knew that you are my most favorite friend. By the way, would it be inconvenient for you if I live in your house?" Patricia asked with concern and held Leena's arm.

  "Don't you think it's a little too late to ask that question?" Leena taunted her, rolling her eyes. "So you have a brain, huh?"

  The two women were both young and pretty. They turned the heads of men. One was sweet and quiet, while the other was sexy and feisty. Although they were opposite in character, they were best friends and made for a perfect match.

  "You didn't drive here?" Leena was stunned to see Patricia open the former's car door and sit in the driver's seat. Patricia's car was her life. Leena couldn't imagine her running away from home without her beloved car. It was pretty odd!

  "Well, I don't want anyone to know where I am. If I drove my car to this place, they would know I'm here. Come in! Don't worry." As a racing driver, Patricia must have the steering wheel in her hands, even if it was Leena's car she was in.

  "Fine! Please drive slowly though!" Leena sat in the passenger seat and felt terribly uneasy about the upcoming journey.

  "I'm going to live in your house for a couple of days. Are you sure you don't want to discuss this with your dear husband first?" Patricia asked with an air of uncertainty. The moment Leena was strapped in, Patricia pressed down hard on the accelerator and the car flew like a bat out of hell. Leena was terrified to death and her face went pale. This was why she had urged Patricia to drive slowly, but the latter just ignored her request.

  "Don't worry. Kevin is soft-hearted and open to persuasion. He won't have a problem with it," Leena assured her friend. In truth, she was a bit unsure. 'Kevin would say yes, wouldn't he? He's a generous man!' Leena c

  g. She swore to herself that she would take him down.

  "Really? I didn't expect you to be a gamester." Tom's interest piqued. The woman in front of him was certainly different from the ladies he had come across in the past.

  "If I have your car fixed, will you pretend to be my boyfriend for the next couple of days?" Patricia blurted out. She didn't even try to put her request in a more euphemistic way.

  "What? May I know the reason for that?" Tom raised his eyebrows. It was the first time that he had met such a straightforward woman. He was curious about her.

  "Well, you look handsome. You are my cup of tea. Those are reasons enough. Does that sound good?" Patricia disliked doctors. If she ever found out that Tom was a doctor, she would regret what she just said.

  "How do you know I'll say yes to such an unreasonable request? There are so many other people who can fix my car." Tom leaned against his car and slipped his hands in his pockets. He was not irritated by her words; he just thought she was very arrogant.

  "I was not forcing you, just asking for your opinion," Patricia said, still gazing into Tom's eyes.

  Leena looked back and forth between Kevin and Patricia, her eyes wide. All of a sudden, an idea struck her. She giggled to herself without being noticed by the two. 'Patricia hates doctors. She might not have heard me calling his name. She doesn't know he's a doctor but has a thing for him just because of his looks!' Leena thought.