Uncle Neighbor Is My Husband!

what unapproachable and intimidating, making people uneasy.

rant in the city. Jasmine looked at the thick menu

l you hav

you order,

ome more for you. I only o

st have misheard. How could she eat all

smine gave him a sidelong g

cizing me for

izing. You can eat more,

scally side. Jasmine had no choice but to pretend she didn't hear those com

d took Jasmine to a nearby park for a walk to coo

e house. Grandfather Evans was sitting in the l

out with Richard?

d you have fun leaving your granddaughter

teasing me." Grandpa pointed a

e two sat down and chatted for a while, with him telling Jasmine about the activit

y to his career, I like everything about him. Such a c

em was too great for a romantic relationship or marriage. Richard was fifteen yea

his temperament she was worried about. People say the older

y, his temper would worsen before hers. Ja

Grandfather Evans, who flicke

ngs. Look at this old man, nearly seventy

lightly and quick

ers? Anyway, I don't like marrying someone much olde

the lecture hall. She hurriedly had breakfast with her mo

he Evans' gate, offering to drive her to school. Jasm

dea. She didn't know how Richard had manag

her urged her. After speaking, she also went to her r

hem in her backpack before running out to Richard. He thoughtfu

black suit. Jasmine watched his focused manner

! Whether it was the features on his face or

Coupled with a straight nose and thin, pale pink

ol off. It's about to

e was no drool. Richard had tricked her, and he was clearly enjoying the mom

ng? Go on, I wo

ving." Jasmine fiddled with her fingers, too emba

but he knew she was easily embarrassed. Just a

ate, but Jasmine didn't hurry out. She took a strawber

tired at work. Thanks

expected a storm to brew later given the unusual nice

way to the Thompson Corporatio

to the Thompson Corporation, one had to take a

h wa

letting Richard see the two remaining boxes of strawberry m

oxes yourself? Or... are you b

ve to do with yo

dness crossing his face. At this moment, the

lence. Had her earlier words hurt him? Damn it!