There were only two people left in the tea room, Jerry and Emily. And Holley left after saying that.

She did not intend to participate in the matter in person. What the thing would be going was up to Emily and Jerry.

"How about asking her out at night to a remote place?" said Emily. That was the only thing she could think of. She took Melinda to the airtight room in the suburb, which would be absolutely scary at night.

Hearing her words, Jerry's face darkened. He thought it was right that the woman had no intelligence.

"Do you think Melinda will agree?"

Melinda was not a fool. She would not go to the suburb in the middle of the night, unless her intelligence was the same as Emily's, and her brain was purely a decoration.

"What should we do now? How can Holley leave without a clear explanation?" Emily could not think of a way to deal with it, so she was angry at Holley again.

Jerry sensed something but didn't say anything.

"Make an appointment with Melinda to the higher floor for coffee. By that time, we only have to figure out a way to make the elevator break down."

Jerry already had a proper place in his mind, but he didn't tell Emily everything, so that Emily could think about it.

"The elevator was a closed space and it was in the high floor. Melinda could not be rescued immediately. At that time, as long as she is frightened too much, an accident can happen."

Emily was suddenly enlightened and quickly caught up with him. She thought it was a good idea.

"That's right. If something bad happened to Melinda, neither will Jonas." Jerry grinned evilly. If only something bad had happened to Melinda, he could see the miserable look on Jonas's face.

"Where is such a place? Besides, how can we ask Melinda out?"

Emily was in a dilemma again. She felt this was really troublesome. For a long time, Melinda ignored her. Perhaps everything was ready, but this didn't go smoothly.

"Isn't the grand pagoda of the A City suitable? There is a coffee shop upstairs." As expected, Jerry thought that he had overestimated Emily, for she couldn't think of anywhere.

"Yes, the elevator is not made of glass." Emily nodded. Most of the buildings now were decorated by glass elevators, while the one in the grand pagoda in A City were not.

It was a classic building in A City. It was also an old shopping mall.

Many people said that one had never been to A City if he or she did not go to the grand pagoda, which included food, clothing, etc.

"Now we have the solution. Call her out and it's all up to you," Jerry said. He also stood up and drank the tea in his cup.

At this time, Emily was immersed in the pleasure that can teach Melinda a lesson, and did not notice the change of Jerry's attitude.

She knew a lot of people who would do anything for money. She negotiated with them about the price. Everything was waiting for her to ask Melinda out.

These days, Melinda lived a simple life between company and home. Although she lived a simple life, she was very happy every day, becau

ont of Melinda to prevent her from entering the elevator.

A group of people came out of the elevator. Melinda was guarded behind by Kent. His manly appearance attracted many people's attention. A red flush quietly appeared on Melinda's face.

As the group of people went away, Kent still didn't let her go. Instead, he dragged her out and said, "Mellie, listen to me today. If she was determined to let it go, she wouldn't have pestered you for so long. A conversation wouldn't solve the problem with such a person."

Melinda thought what Kent said made sense. She could be not vigilant to many people, but to Emily, she had to be highly vigilant.

Kent's car was parked in the parking lot outside the grand pagoda. He sighed with relief after he forced Melinda into his car. He was really worried that something would happen if he did not met Melinda today.

"Aren't you going to work today?" Kent asked. Melinda nodded her head. She had asked for leave today. If it was on weekend, she would not have gone out so easily.

The weekend in A City was crowded with people everywhere. Melinda didn't want to be squeezed by them.

"Let me drive you home. If Emily asked you out again, you must... You must tell Jonas about it and do not to be fooled, okay?"

Kent exhorted her worriedly. Melinda nodded repeatedly. For the first time in her life, she felt that Kent was nagging, but she was moved that he cared about her so much.

Now she also felt that she was not considerate this time. If something really happened, she would regret it.

Melinda didn't show up on time as she had promised, and Emily didn't call her either, which made Kent more certain that there was a conspiracy involved.

However, Emily didn't go to the coffee shop at all. She believed that the plan would be successful. She thought that the reason why Melinda didn't show up was that she was trapped in the elevator.

Kent sent her home and said good-bye to her. He didn't leave until he made sure that Melinda had kept what he said in mind.