Jeff could hear the erotic thought of the guy concerning his wife and he couldn't take it anymore. He swiftly moved to the guy and looked into his eyes.
The guy was shocked that he quickly moved back before he came back to his senses.
"Get your eyes off my wife!" He said between gritted teeth.
" What are you talking about?" He asked pretending to be ignorant.
He looked at his boss who was looking at Jeff. He didn't want his boss to know what he was doing. His boss has a very bad temper and he wouldn't want it unleashed on him but to his surprise, his boss smiled.
"What has my personal assistant done?" Vin asked with a smile.
" Do you want to die?" Jeff asked the assistant.
He ignored Vin and this angered him but he tried to put on a smile. His eyes showed bitterness.
Kim moved closer to her husband and pulled his sleeve slowly. This made him to look at her and then she shook her head.
"He's not worth it" she thought.
Jeff gave him a last glare and then moved back.
"Baby let's get out of here" he said and then pulled her away gently.
He didn't know if he could hold himself back and not beat the guy mercilessly for ogling at his wife.
All through the fierce engagement, none spoke aside Vin. Everyone just watched what will happen.
Renny quickly ran after Kim forgetting who brought her there. She didn't want to be alone. To her they all seem scary. Carl blocked her way and couldn't let her leave.
"What?" She almost cried.
"Did you just forget that you are here to work and not to follow friends around?" He asked coldly.
Her shoulder slump sadly. She wasn't even told that she was coming here to work and she looked around not knowing what work she would be doing in a party.
At first when he told her she was going to accompany him to the book launch, she was so down casted but when she heard that Kim was going too, she was very happy being that she wouldn't be alone but now he wouldn't even let her be with her friend.
She was so unhappy that she stood there with a pout. Carl was already talking to someone. So all she had to do was stand behind him and watch. This wasn't her. She hated to be idle. It's like frustrating her.
"Can you keep my secretary company?" He mind linked Lexie.
" Why should I do that?" She returned back.
She looked at Renny who was with a bored frown.
"Just for the main time that you are less busy" he replied.
" Not interested" she snapped.
Carl didn't say any more word he just continued with his conversation with the lady in front of him.
Lexie looked at the poor girl who was so angry but couldn't do anything. Since she was a bit free she decided to give in and to talk to her. She wanted to know her personality for Carl to care about her boredom.
"Hi" Lexie said.
She wasn't smiling neither was she frowning.
Lexie and her husband being a public figured didn't need any introduction to know who they are. Renny has known Lexie to be a snob because lot of news about her do go viral about girls.
They've always wanted to get close but Lexie wouldn't let them. Even the little she do let get close, they are not too close. So they all conclude that it was the fame of her family that made it that way.
Renny has never been a fan of all those celebrities. She doesn't like preying into people's matter. But when Lexie first said hi to her, she was so surprised and didn't know what to say. She just quickly bowed.
Lexie is an elder to her. She is the second child of the Devikings family so bowing to her doesn't seem like fidgeting. It more like a respect.
"I've we met before?" Lexie asked.
Renny seem very familiar to her but she didn't know where they met.
Renny who didn't know what to say shook her head.
"Are you sure?" Lexie asked not accepting her answer.
She knew they've met and also her answer was too quick to be true. She also know that she was afraid.
Renny nod her head.
"Are you a mute?" Lexie frowned.
She was getting tired and angry she is the only one making the conversation.
Renny still shook are head.
"Then speak" she ordered.
"Ok ma'am" she said softly.
She wasn't in the mood to say anything neither did she want to offend the lady who took it upon herself to talk to her.