Jacob frowned looking at the girl, as if not the giant man, but Isa had stolen his virtue. "You!! You!! I hate you!! First you put me in this situation and then you laugh at me!!! Bye! I am going!!" 

Jacob sprinted off a few steps ahesd, leaving behind the girl, but then turned back walking towards Isa, who was still laughing. He held her hand again and dragged her ahead.

"I thought you are going!" Isa spoke up teasingly.

She was not a bit scared, because she knew, Jacob was not the kinds to leave her all alone. Besides, they both were now good friends.

"I will never!!" He halted suddenly and looked in her eyes, in determination. He then again started leading the way for the girl.

Isa smiled and rested her head on his for-arm, leaning against him happily. "Even if you have to do such silly and wild things with me? Then also you will not leave me?" She suddenly looked up at the boy's face. 

Jacob smiled back at the girl, looking at her inncocent question. "Yes! Then also!"

Isa grinned happily and leaned her head, again on his arm. Jacob patted her head, looking at her sweetly. "Tired?" 

"A lot!! But I had fun!! Except for the last part offcourse! That was scary! What about you!" Isa looked at his face.

"Well I had fun too! Never knew a girl can also be this much fun! We need to hang out again, real soon! Except that, I am now not accepting any more bets with you!" Jacob grinned looking at the girl.

They both walked past his car, not even noticing it. They were so busy talking to each other, that none of them noticed the car.

"Mr. Miller!! Mr. Miller!" A man dressed in formal suit, shouted from behind.

Jacob frowned and turned to looked at the man. "Ohhh! Charles! We were looking for you man!" 

"Sir the car is right here! You walked past it, but I incidently saw you!" Charles spoke up courteously.

"Ohh! Right! Well, let's just go home! Ok Isa?" Jacob looked at the girl, clinging to his arm.

"Yes! Let us go to home!" She repeated the boy's words.

Jacob made the girl sit in the back seat, comfortably and closed the door. He then walked towards the other side, sitting just next to Isa. 

Charles had already understood that Isa was also indeed going to the Miller house today, so he did not ask anything further. He simply switched off the ignition and drove off.