Chapter 60: If You Don ‘t Want Her, Give Her to
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Elizabeth was actually quite conflicted.
Fortunately, she had Nick. She refused rides from anyone else and took a taxi instead.
Elizabeth nodded her head and thought to herself, “Yep, that seems fair.”
“Well done,” Elizabeth complinted Nick, who was in the driver’s seat.
Nick Green was confused.
He was both flattered and sowhat puzzled.
“But, regardless, I’ve been praised by Professor Lawrence.”
Nick excitedly stepped on the gas. The car roared and started to drift at high speed.
After a mont of silence, Elizabeth spoke, “We still have ti before class.”
Nick patted his chest confidently and said with a smiling face, “Don’t worry. I promise not to make you late.”
Elizabeth thought of Nick as a diligent bodyguard, though a bit slow on the uptake.
It was a pity he wasn’t her student, or she’d have him write lines a thousand tis.
With the main character gone, their argunts seed aningless.
Before getting in the car, Alexander gave Peter a teasing look, “Going for soone younger, right? You really have the nerve.”
Peter was annoyed. He was only 26 years old. How was he old?
And the younger one? Where?
Jack looked at Peter, suspicion evident in his eyes, but he couldn’t confront soone of Peter’s status.
After a mont, he said cautiously, “Mr. Berney, Elizabeth is young and recently arrived from the countryside. She might not be suited for your circle of friends.
Upon hearing this, Peter chuckled, “It’s okay. I don’t want to be her friend.”
Jack frowned, “What do you an by that?”
Peter smirked, “Ever since I was young, I’ve wanted a little sister. The first ti I saw Elizabeth, I felt she was my ideal little sister. How about this: if you don’t want her, why not give her to ?”
“That’s not funny,” Jack replied, clearly unamused.
Peter’s gaze drifted to the fair-skinned Linda, “You have two younger sisters, and you seem to favor this silly Linda over your own sister.”
Jack was montarily taken aback, unable to counter.
Indeed, when Elizabeth first returned, he had tried not to show favoritism, so as to keep Linda from getting jealous.
This resulted in Elizabeth being rather indifferent toward him.
“Mr. Wilson, if you don’t want her anymore, rember to give her to . Just because you don’t appreciate her doesn’t an she isn’t in demand.”
With that said, Peter, not bothering to acknowledge Jack’s darkening face, turned and got into his car.
The boss didn’t want him ddling in her ordinary life, and he complied. But that didn’t an he couldn’t throw shade at Jack.
Peter felt refreshed.
Professor Lawrence might not care, but he, who regarded Professor Lawrence as a motherly figure, certainly did.
Linda glanced at Jack, who was driving. His face was gloomy, clearly in a bad mood.
She lowered her eyelashes, feelings of discontent, jealousy, and anger flooding
her.
She had purposely called Jack late the previous night, asking him to pick her up, just so she could show off to Elizabeth today. Yet, she ended up being the laughingstock.
“Jack, are you upset?” Linda inquired.
While Jack was truly feeling a mix of emotions, he shook his head,
He was just reflecting on Peter’s words.
Why would an outsider think he didn’t care for Elizabeth?
Did his behavior really make it that obvious?
Seeing Jack’s sowhat regretful expression, Linda bit her lip.
“By the way.”
Jack, putting aside thoughts of Elizabeth for now, praised Linda, “I heard from
Dad. The success of the project owes a lot to you. Linda, you did great.”
Linda smiled, sowhat guiltily, “We’re all family. Helping each other is what we should do.”
Hearing this, Jack felt better.
“Next week we have to sign the contract. I’ll personally thank you then.”
“No!” Linda exclaid suddenly..
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