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The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 2149

Balfour waved a dismissive hand, signaling that he didn't need a menu. "I'll have what the lady across from me is having," he said casually.

The words sent a thrill through Giselle, and she quickly flagged down the waiter.

"Another spaghetti bolognese, but hold the celery on his. He doesn't eat celery," she instructed.

The waiter nodded, jotting down the order. "Alright, one regular and one without celery. Just a moment, please."

Clearly, the waiter took them for a couple out for a lunch date, which only made Giselle's smile bloom wider.

It wasn't until she had settled comfortably at the table in the restaurant that she realized Balfour had really invited her out for lunch!

The man, as unapproachable as an iceberg, had finally succumbed to her charms.

Giselle was confident. There was not a man she couldn't charm when she put her mind to it.

"So... what made you think to ask me out today?" Giselle asked, her cheeks flushed, her gaze lowered shyly as if she hardly dared to lock eyes with Balfour’s.

Balfour remained stoic, tapping a finger on the table as he considered his words.

"Is it so strange? We haven't had a meal together for a while," he stated matter-of-factly.

Lately, it wasn't visiting his grandparents, it was always out with Ivy. He hadn't attended any trivial social gatherings for a long time.

"Alright... but you're here with me today, so you'll have to give me the rest of your time, won’t you?" Giselle's voice was gentle and soft, hiding her cunning intentions.

Balfour gave a slight nod, "Sure."

Giselle could hardly contain the joy that lifted the corners of her lips. She hastily took a sip of her drink to compose herself.

"Things have been rather unsettled lately, even someone in our film crew got injured," Giselle ventured, watching Balfour's reaction.

Balfour raised an eyebrow, signaling her to continue.

"Well, it's all for the sake of fame, isn't it? Not every actor can let go of the need to compare themselves with others."

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