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    Ellie, with a flushed face, attempted to exin.


    The YouTuber, satisfied with the response, looked at Kaiden’s impatient face and quickly said, “Okay! Thank you both. May you live happily ever after!”


    “Can you watch your mouth in front of the camera, Mr. Thorpe?” Ellie cautioned. “That YouTuber is not Bruce, nor is she your driver.”


    Ellie stood on the road, rubbing her forehead, still unable to shake off Kaiden’s unexpected words about having sex.


    Kaiden, seemingly oblivious to the situation, asked, “Did I say anything wrong?”


    Ellie sighed. “But she is a YouTuber. There may be minors watching the video. Can’t you consider the mental health of minors?”


    “The deficiency in our country’s education of minors lies in the failure to address gender rtions,” Kaidenmented.


    Ellie was rendered speechless.


    She realized that Kaiden’s reluctance to talk wasn’t due to ack of eloquence.


    “Besides, I’m not wearing a mask. You just said I was your wife in the video…” Ellie wanted to say something but stopped herself.


    He had just dered that she was his wife. If the YouTuber decided to share the video online, there was a chance that someone within their social circle mighte across it.


    Kaiden, with his eyes lowered, asked, “You don’t want people to know about our marriage?”


    In the dim light of the night, he positioned himself against the glow, making it challenging for Ellie to discern his facial features clearly. Lowering her head, Ellie looked at the floor tiles and replied, “It might be more fitting to keep our marriage… a secret.” This way, they wouldn’t receive too much attention.


    If they separatedter, it wouldn’t affect them too much.


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    Kaiden stared at Ellie for a moment, his face turning colder, and continued walking forward.


    He announced, “The video won’t be posted.”


    As she wished.


    “Oh.” Ellie walked forward, quickly catching up with him. “What do you want to eat?”


    “I don’t want to eat,” Kaiden replied.


    “That barbecue isn’t bad. I’ve had it with my colleagues,” Ellie suggested, pointing to a nearby barbecue stall while holding his hand. “It’s dirty.”


    “Then…”


    “Ellie?”


    A man’s voice interrupted Ellie.


    Herman, wearing a peaked cap, was sitting at a barbecue stall’s table with some unfamiliar men. The table was scattered with skewers and empty beer bottles.


    Ellie, pretending not to notice Herman, held Kaiden’s hand and walked in the opposite direction.


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