Chapter 125 Watching the Sunrise

The two agreed to meet in the back garden of the hospital. There is not much time in Charlee Ford, so we can only make a long story short. When Dallas came, she said quickly, "I just saw Lydia Collins sneaking past on the road over there. I can't get away. Go and find out what she wants." Dallas raised his eyebrows: "I am not good at this kind of thing either. Let me help you find civet cats." "Yes, yes," Charlee Ford nodded. "But civet cats always do things rashly. I can rest assured that you follow her." "Good." Dallas nodded. Out of the hospital, Charlee Ford saw William Bryan standing by the car waiting for her at a glance. It's late autumn, and the man is wearing a white turtleneck and a gray coat, leaning against the car with a faint expression. When he heard footsteps, he raised his eyebrows and looked at them. His black hair slightly covered the flashes in his eyes. Charlee Ford suddenly felt that the man in front of him was really too good-looking. She smiled at him.