Jolene had a busy day today and didnât finish everything until evening.
She checked the ticket. There was no high-speed train back to J city, so she could only stay in the hotel for another night.
She called Frank uncomfortably, and Frank said he was fine, that is, his mother called him today to ask if he was doing well at school.
Jolene said, âYou answer naturally, donât let Mom see it.â
âNo, Mom definitely didnât see it, Jolene, when are you coming back?â
âTomorrow.â Jolene booked a ticket for tomorrow morning: âI will definitely be back tomorrow.â
Before she hung up the phone and went to take a shower, she passed the living room and saw that the contract Bowen had shown her last night was still on the coffee table.
She didnât delve into how she felt when she learned that Bowen and Vionaâs wedding was just a deal.
Should she be secretly happy?
No, it doesnât.
She understands that even if Bowen and Vionaâs wedding is.
fake.
It doesnât mean she can pick up the slack.
She doesnât have that kind of life.
11 Zat wouchers When she was taking a shower, she heard her phone ringing outside, but she couldnât go out to pick it up even though she was covered in water.
After taking a shower and blowing my hair, my phone rang again.
She ran out to pick it up as she wiped her hair.
Seeing the call, she hesitated and connected.
âHello, Mr. Fang.â She is getting married today, why do you still find time to call her in your busy schedule?
âJolene, I have something to ask you,â Viona said politely.
âYou say.â
âI was embarrassed to ask you, butâ¦â Vionaâs tone suddenly sounded a little shy: âYou are not an outsiderâ¦â
She hesitated, and Jolene didnât know what she was asking, and stopped wiping her hair.
âPresident Fang, if you have anything to ask, just tell me. I know everything.â
âThatâs right.â Viona lowered her voice: âDo you know what brand Bowen used to use?â
Jolene was stunned for a moment, but didnât react for a while: âWhat?â
âThat.â
âWhich one?â
âFor example, thin or regular, fruity or scented?â
This time, Jolene finally understood.
Viona is talking about sets.
Such a private question, is she showing off or declaring sovereignty?
Probably both.
Jolene didnât speak, and she couldnât answer such a question.
She knew Viona didnât want her answer.
Vouchers Viona seemed to have drunk alcohol, and she could hear a little tipsy in her tone: âBowen is taking a shower inside, Iâm little nervous, Jolene, do you know if Bowen has any hobbies or⦠Sorry, Jolene, itâs my first time with Bowen, we both want to keep the purest on the wedding day.â
Jolene still didnât answer, and the water from her hair dripped drop by drop on the log-colored floor, and soon a small pool of water accumulated.
Itâs a bit like the floor has shed tears, gathered in one place, and turned into a small pool.
Viona finished speaking incoherently and apologized apologetically: âIâm sorry Jolene, Iâm interrupting.â
She hung up the phone.
Whether itâs true or not, it affects Joleneâs mood more or less.
Bowen got married, and she didnât feel fake at all.
She was stunned for a moment, her hair was almost dry.
She had just climbed into bed before she lay down when Viona called again.
Her voice was even lower, and her tone was even more embarrassed and flustered.
âJolene, Iâm sorry to bother you again. The size of the at home doesnât seem to be suitable. Can you tell me the size of Bowen?â
Jolene held the phone, her usual good-natured face about to turn.
Viona is not crazy or shameless.
She was provoking, she was declaring war on Jolene.
Jolene took a deep breath and did not speak when the doorbell rang.