Daddy! Come Home for Dinner!-Chapter 1314

Chapter 1314: Chapter 1314: Something Smells Off_1 Chapter 1314 -1314: Something Smells Off_1 The diapers bought were not a well-known brand.

He simply chose the cheapest one from the nearest convenience store as shown on the takeout app.

Thus, the quality was honestly not great.

The absorption was poor.

Even now, Wendy Clarke’s pants were still damp.

Plus, it was already evening, and the temperature had dropped.

When the wind blew, the damp pants clung to her legs, making Wendy shiver.

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But that wasn’t the most devastating part.

The worst was that when the wind blew, a rank odor rose directly up.

Wendy, of course, knew what it was.

Her face flushed badly as she swallowed her humiliation.

Fortunately, the restaurant was not open to the public today, so there weren’t many people nearby.

Moreover, she had driven.

Once she got inside the car, she wouldn’t have to worry.

Judging by the smell in the car, however, she’d have to give it a thorough cleaning.

Wendy looked around, afraid of being seen.

She tiptoed to her car, and after the struggle of getting into it, she started the car only to find that all the tires were damaged.

Getting out of the car to inspect the damage, Wendy found that all four tires had been punctured!

Even if only one had been punctured, Wendy could have reluctantly driven home.

But now, all four were punctured!

The car was undrivable.

Yet the thought of taking a taxi, she wouldn’t dream of it.

Once inside, it would be just her and the driver.

Wouldn’t the driver immediately know that the smell was coming from her?

Wendy would never allow that to happen.

After some thought, Wendy came up with a solution.

She called a towing company.

She could have them tow her car home.

Sure enough, this worked.

Before long, the towing company arrived, secured her car, and towed it away.

Meanwhile, Wendy stayed in her car, never getting out.

Until they reached her residential area’s entrance, where the tow truck was too large to enter and had to temporarily park at the roadside.

Wendy had previously discussed with them to first take her home and then tow the car to the Auto Service Center.

However, Wendy had forgotten that a truck of that size couldn’t enter her residential area.

When Wendy purchased her house, she had specifically considered the location and convenience of living.

The residential area was upscale, managed in a closed manner.

The location was decent, with a key point being the convenience of living.

There were three large supermarkets and several 24-hour convenience stores in the vicinity.

A trip to the supermarket was a comfy 20-minute walk.

Even a convenience store would take just about ten minutes to reach on foot.

A street away were a plethora of restaurants offering various dishes, from barbecues and hotpot to different types of stir-fry.

This convenience meant that there were definitely plenty of people on the road.

People came and went to the convenience stores, lazily visited the supermarkets in the evening for a bit of shopping, and met others for meals at restaurants.

Additionally, the residential area entrance was located on a main road.

Many of the residents drove home from work.

Everyone’s cars would line up as they waited to enter.

The road was often jammed.

You could say it was considerably crowded.

Now Wendy had to step out of the car with these many people around.

She felt incredibly uncomfortable.

But the tow truck really couldn’t get in.

Wendy could only grit her teeth and step out, bowing her head, trying to keep as far away from the surrounding people as possible.

However, she had greatly underestimated the intensity of her body odor.

It could be considered a collection of the entire afternoon’s ‘essence.’

She hadn’t been able to ‘hold it in’ several times in the afternoon.

After the first time, she didn’t bother trying to hold it in anymore.

After all, trying to hold it in meant suffering oneself, so she had given up.

Therefore, the intensity of her body odor was indeed quite high.

Although Wendy had tried to stay as far away from pedestrians as possible, the sidewalk was only so wide, so she couldn’t be that far from others.

The pedestrians smelled a weird odor and rushed by, holding their breath and frowning.

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Some who were more mindful identified the source of the odor, and their gaze landed on Wendy.

Just then, a gust of wind blew over.

The odor became stronger.

The pedestrians became even more sure that the smell was coming from Wendy.

Some already couldn’t help covering their noses.

Seeing this, Wendy could only bow her head and speed up.

However, this didn’t allow her to maintain distance from the pedestrians.

The odor became more intense as she passed by them.

Finally, she reached the residential area gate.

The security guard greeted her,

“Miss Clarke, you didn’t drive home today?”

No sooner had he finished speaking than he noticed the strange smell.

It was especially strong when Wendy walked past him.

The security guard couldn’t help but step back several steps before he awkwardly stood his ground.

Wendy’s face flushed red, and she dashed into the residential building.

Unluckily, she encountered someone in the elevator.

The elevator’s space was narrow and closed.

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