Kemp Apartment.
Saul sent Elaina downstairs and asked half-jokingly, "Aren't you going to invite me to go to your house?"
"No, it's unnecessary. It's getting late. Mr. Judson should go back and rest early," Elaina refused.
"Call me Saul," he reminded.
"Saul," Elaina did not argue with him. It did not matter what she called him anyway.
Saul nodded in satisfaction and opened the car door. "Go back. You should rest early too."
Soon, Elaina got out of the car and entered the community, disappearing from Saul's sight.
Saul was not in a hurry to leave. Instead, he leaned against the car door and lit a cigarette. He raised his hand to look at the time and the corners of his mouth curled up. "He should be coming soon."
As soon as Saul finished speaking, he saw a car not far away. It was th
