In John's arms, Nina could only imagine what was going to happen tonight. To her surprise, he put her down and took her to buy a new phone.
What angered her the most was the fact that he did as he liked. He grabbed her phone and added himself on the WeChat without even asking her.
After he sent her back to school, John leaned over and kissed Nina before driving off.
Watching him disappear into the distance, Nina clutched onto her phone while thoughts flooded her mind.
She didn't understand John's feelings toward her.
"Nini, you really like Uncle John, don't you? He's gone, but you are still watching his direction," Michelle said after a long silence. She knew exactly what Nina was thinking.
"No, I don't like him," Nina said awkwardly. She pulled Michelle over, put her hand on her shoulder and threatened, "If you ntion any of this rubbish again, I'll beat you."
"Okay..." Michelle imdiately put her hand over her mouth, staring into Nina's dark eyes. "Nini, can I co live with you? My parents aren't at ho anymore and my roommate lives with her boyfriend now. I'm so pitiful as I li
n were a problem as well.
The next morning, as soon as he woke up, Jas was ordered to go to the North Yard. As he entered, he saw John's gloomy face. He was wide awake and was almost kneeling.
"Uncle John, what's wrong?"
"I need you to do sothing."
"Just say it. I will do anything for you." Jas knew that all he needed to do was stay clear of offending John and he would be fine.
"Take Michelle away from Nina. If you do this, I will increase your pocket money from three thousand to thirty thousand a month," John said in a deep voice.
"Thirty thousand? Really?" Jas exclaid and almost cried with joy. He finally didn't have to live such a miserable life anymore.
He was absolutely elated.
Although thirty thousand wasn't much, it was better than three thousand.
"Uncle John, don't worry. I promise I'll do it."
"Then go!"
"Okay." Jas left happily.
Henry looked at the young man as if he was looking at a fool. In the past, Jas had at least had three million a month. But now thirty thousand was enough to satisfy him.
Henry actually felt a little sorry for him.
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