Henley stole a glance at Raegan. And when he saw her bright smile, he felt like they had returned to their college days.

Then he looked straight ahead. Suddenly, he raised his eyebrows and said amusingly, "Finally, it doesn't look like you are my abductee."

Raegan felt embarrassed again. She looked at her reflection in the car window and said, "You're exaggerating it."

“Of course not. By the way, you have a fantastic smile," Henley said, changing the topic.

Then he added, “But you still look good even if you don't smile."

Raegan chuckled.

"Henley, you must be popular among women. I bet you have a lot of admirers."

Aside from being handsome, Henley was a gentleman with a very good sense of humor.

“Well, you're right about that. But I haven't been in love since college," Henley replied.

“Really? Why?" Raegan asked in surprise. She didn't expect it. After all, Henley was a good catch.

While turning the steering wheel, Henley replied casually, "Because the woman I like is already married."

"Oh, alright." Raegan didn't say anything more. She thought it must be a heartbreaking experience for Henley, and she didn't want to remind him of this sad memory. Besides, she didn't mean to pry into his private life.

Then, she comforted him, “Henley, don't worry. You are an excellent man. I believe that you will meet your Miss Right in the future."

Henley said gently, “Thanks. I hope so."

Finally, they passed through the viaduct. But they had to stop again when the traffic light turned red.

Henley took the bottled water from the bottle holder and was about to drink it.

When Raegan saw this, she realized it was the same bottle she had just drunk. She subconsciously stopped him.

“Henley, that bottle..."

But it was too late. Henley had already drunk the water.

After drinking, Henley looked at the bottle. Then, he said apologetically.