Chapter 7 OK, You Drive

Jim put his finger on his lips and looked at Daisy for a while, asking, "Why?"

"Because you can't drive now!"

When She said these words, it could be described as distressed. Even if you don't consider your own danger, it is illegal to drive after drinking.

Jim was stunned when he heard the words, then the corner of his mouth raised slightly and the low laughter in his throat could not be restrained from spreading out.

She stared at him with her eyes widely open and her lips pressed tightly, "Mr. Jing, I'm serious."

The man who was dizzy because of his drunkenness rubbed his eyebrows, kept silent for a while, and nodded, "Okay, you drive."

It lit up her eyes and she got out of the car happily, went to the driver's seat, looking at him.

Jim got out of the car naturally and went into the front passenger seat, closing the door.

After they changed seats, Daisy fastened her seat belts properly, turned her head, only to find that Jim was leaning against the car window, looking at her leisurely, without seat belt on his waist.

She reminded, "Mr Jing, seat belt."

He nodded and tied slowly, but he couldn't tie it well, because of his lazy posture.

Daisy couldn't stand it anymore, so she leaned over, caught the seat belt buckle and fastened it for him.

Jim naturally spread his hands and let her operate.

There was no driving light in the car, and the light was dim. Jim opened his hands slightly, and Daisy buried her head in his chest. This posture looked like they were hugging.

Jim was indifferent in his dark eyes, but when he saw a white flash from the parking lot not far away through the window, there was a hint of contempt in his eyes.

Nowadays, paparazzi were becoming more and more dedicated. Aren't they tired for tailing from morning to evening?

Fastening the seat belt, turning on the headlights, Daisy recalled the basic steps of driving, and checked them one by one before starting the engine cautiously.

Although she did have a driver's license, it has been one year since she drove a car last time. If she was not careful, there might be a car accident.

She was driving slowly, and her driving level was really not flattering. With the world-famous car with the highest speed of 300km/h, she just drove at a speed of 70km/h, and even a taxi could overtake it.

But she was in no hurry. Driving was to be steady. Nothing was more important than human life.

Twenty minutes' drive, she drove for nearly fifty minutes.

It was almost one o'clock, and the car finally reached its destination and stopped. She looked at the high-end apartment in front of her and blinked, "Mr Jing, here?"

She turned her head before he answered, and found that he seemed to fall asleep with his eyes closed.

She suddenly didn't know what to do. It's reasonably that she should wake him up when arriving at his home, but this man drank too much and fell to his head in the elevator before. Now he must be very tired, it's a little embarrassed to wake him up.

Just when she couldn't make up her mind, the mobile phone suddenly rang with a buzz in the car.

She touched her pocket and made sure it wasn't her mobile phone. Then she looked at Jim's coat pocket, and the voice should come from inside.

"Mr Jing?" She gave a tentative call.

He still closed his eyes and seemed to sleep soundly.

The man who was sleeping was a little more peaceful than usual.

Daisy kept watching him, and was unconsciously fascinated by him. Jim, in the eyes of employees in the company, was like the emperor. He was calm and restrained, rigid and outstanding with stable temperament. Many young girls were charmed by him, even married young women, among which Daisy was not included.