Goodbye, Mr. Hollywood

Author: Scott
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
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A girl suddenly cupped Nick's face with her hands and kissed his lips. "Drive carefully, Mr. Hollywood. Goodbye!" the girl said with a sweet smile, then turned around and left quickly.
Nick felt puzzled. Just ten minutes ago, the girl had come to the café and sat next to him, and Nick had just met her. But why did she kiss him when she left? Why did she call him "Mr. Hollywood"? On the way to Vancouver, he kept thinking about these questions but couldn’t find any answers. In reality, there was one more thing Nick didn’t know. When the girl said goodbye to Nick, someone was listening nearby—who was very interested in the title "Mr. Hollywood."
In Vancouver, Nick quickly learned that this person’s interest was not in his favor.