Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1941

Hayden’s bodyguards got out of the car.

They went forward, but they could not deal with Kevin.

Kevin’s identity was different. Back then, all Hayden’s fans could do was persuade her, but they could not be directly dragged away.

“Mr. Kevin.”

A bodyguard said politely, “Mr. Kevin, please move your car so that our young masters can drive their car in.”

Another bodyguard requested respectfully, “Mr. Kevin, please stop pestering Mr. Hayden. He’s not interested in men.”

Even if Hayden were interested in men, Kevin would not be the one.

Seemingly, Hayden was not interested in women either.

The bodyguards had stayed by Hayden’s side for many years. From their observation, Hayden had not shown interest in any women.

Kevin acted as though he could not hear what the bodyguards said. He knocked on Hayden’s car window, signaling her to either get out of the car or press the window button.

“Mr. Kevin, Mr. Kevin.”

Hugh scurried over. He stretched out his hand and grabbed Kevin by the shoulder before he said, “Mr. Kevin, please move your car so Hayden and I can drive our car in. Let’s talk in the house.”

Kevin continued to have his eyes fixed on Hayden who was in the car.

At that moment, Hayden was exasperated by Kevin’s behavior.

Initially, she was quite fond of Kevin, but her feelings for him were all gone on this day.

Deep down, she was criticizing this man countless times.

The York elders actually did nothing about it.

Hayden recalled complaining about Kevin to Zachary. Zachary clearly expressed that he would not meddle in his cousins’ private affairs unless his cousins sought help from him.

In his dreams!

Kevin touched his pocket and said, “I left my key in the car.”

Hayden immediately ordered one of her bodyguards, “Go and move Mr. Kevin’s car.”

She did not want to loiter with Kevin over here any longer.

The bodyguard instantly went forward and got into Kevin’s car. He started the engine and moved the car aside. Finally, the car was not blocking the gate.

Upon hearing some noise, the housekeeper walked out of the house. At the sight of both Hayden and Hugh at the gate, she promptly opened the main door of the villa.

“Mr. Hayden, please accept this bouquet for now. You’ll definitely receive the flowers from the manor the next morning. I’ll personally deliver the flowers to you and make sure they are still fresh and vivid.”

Hayden replied indifferently, “Mr. Kevin, I’ve told you many times that I’m not into flowers, much less the flowers from you. Also, I’m not interested in you. I’m straight. Please let me go.”