Chapter 426: Chapter 368 I Can’t Wait Any Longer
Due to Adela’s self-confident statent, Jaylin sneered.
He leaned against the desk and said to Adela seriously, "Ms. Yale, forgive
for being blunt. You are too na??ve. If Murray and lissa will easily break up because of us, you won’t co to
today."
What Jaylin said was hurtful to Adela. She clenched her hand slightly, pursed her lips, and smiled less brightly.
"So?"
Jaylin shook his head and looked at Adela indifferently. He said bluntly, "So, I don’t want to cooperate with you. Although I like lissa, I will never use such a disgraceful thod to get her. I’m afraid you have found the wrong person."
Jaylin’s refusal was flat, and Adela’s eyes turned gloomy for a mont.
"If there is nothing else, Ms. Yale, please go!" Jaylin bluntly asked her to leave.
Adela suddenly stood up from the sofa and glared at Jaylin. "Mr. Segar, I hope you will not regret what you said."
With that, Adela quickly left.
Julie, who followed Adela, had a cold light in her eyes.
Adela even had ideas about Jaylin. She wanted to get Murray, so she tried to get Jaylin and lissa together.
Julie thought, Jaylin is mine.
It seed that the lesson Julie taught Adela last ti was too small.
...
When lissa returned ho, she received a call from Jaylin. "lissa, are you ho?"
"I just got ho. What’s the matter?" lissa replied as she changed her shoes at the entrance of the house.
"I’ll talk to you face to face about the opening ceremony of ’The King Saying Farewell to His Queen’," Jaylin said and then hung up.
Twenty minutes later, the doorbell rang.
lissa opened the door and saw Jaylin standing at the entrance.
"Co in." lissa smiled.
Jaylin nodded and stepped in. "Three days , the company will hold the opening ceremony of the movie. At that ti, you and I must attend . Only then can it show that we value the movie very much. Do you have ti?"
"So soon?" lissa rubbed the space between her eyebrows. She had been too busy these last few days. She almost forgot about this matter.
"Not at all. Otherwise, we won’t be able to make it to the International Film Festival," Jaylin said in a low voice.
lissa muttered, "Alright, I got it. I’m the screenwriter of the movie. I will attend."
"lissa, you haven’t had dinner yet, right? How about we eat out together?" After talking about work, Jaylin looked at lissa with a worried look.
It had just been a few days. lissa had lost a little weight.
Jaylin was a little distressed. He knew that lissa had been busy looking for Nina’s boyfriend these days. She zood around.
"No need..." lissa shook her head and refused.
lissa felt very tired after a busy day. So, she just wanted to stay at ho to rest.
Jaylin’s eyes glinted disappointedly. Just as he was about to say sothing, there was a sudden knock on the door, followed by Murray’s charming voice. "lissa!"
lissa was stunned. Why did Murray suddenly co over?
She opened the door and asked, "Why are you here?"
Murray’s gaze fell on Jaylin in the living room, and his handso face darkened.
"Jaylin, what are you doing here at this hour?"
Murray was jealous!
lissa understood Murray too well. It was not late, but Murray said this. He must be jealous.
"We are talking about work," lissa explained patiently.
"Is that so? Are you done with your work?" Murray curled his lips and asked expressionlessly.
"Yes." lissa shrugged.
"Since so, Jaylin, why don’t you leave?" Murray asked Jaylin to leave rudely.
Murray could see the way Jaylin looked at lissa. Jaylin had never given up on lissa.
This made Murray unhappy.
Seeing that Murray was getting more and more jealous, lissa had to say to Jaylin, "Just go ho. When the ti cos, I will attend the opening ceremony on ti."
"Okay. I’m leaving." Jaylin stood up, his handso face full of disappointnt.
The mont the door closed, lissa turned around and glared at Murray. "Jaylin ca to
for work. Why are you jealous? You even scared him away."
"He had a good ti with my wife. Shouldn’t I be jealous?"
Murray reached out his arm and pulled lissa into his arms. He leaned close to her and deliberately lowered his voice.
Murray lifted lissa’s jaw. Her beautiful face was close to him, and there was a blush on her cheeks...
Murray suddenly felt his throat tighten. It had been a long ti since he had been so close to lissa. As jealous as he was, he couldn’t help but feel angry. He held lissa’s chin and kissed her forcefully.
"You..."
lissa was kissed before she could finish. What greeted her was Murray’s overbearing kiss.
Murray forcefully opened lissa’s mouth and stuck his tongue in.
lissa sat on his lap and could only raise her head to respond. Her hand unconsciously tightened around Murray’s shoulder and neck. lissa even wrinkled his suit.
"lissa."
As they kissed, Murray beca mischievous. He moved his hand up and down along lissa’s waist, trying to roll up her clothes, and his voice was a little flirtatious.
"I miss you so much..."
As soon as Murray finished, he carried lissa in his arms, strode into the bedroom, and placed her on the bed.
Murray looked down at lissa’s eyes seriously. His fingers rubbed the side of lissa’s face and slowly slid to her neck and collarbone. He caressed her gently.
Imdiately Murray kissed lissa’s red lips again, but it was different from the overbearing kiss just now. It was tender.
lissa was inexplicably nervous, her heart beating wildly.
lissa did not refuse, but she suddenly ca to herself when her pajamas were about to be rolled up.
lissa held Murray’s hand and half-opened her eyes, looking at him in a daze.
However, then lissa rejected Murray.
"Murray, I know you miss , and so do I. But this is not the right ti. Let’s not do this, okay?"
The more lissa spoke, the more clear-headed she beca. Her tone was gentle and soft, but it was a firm refusal.
Murray stood there, not knowing what to say for a mont.
"Didn’t you say that you would respect ?" lissa took a deep breath and pushed Murray away.
Murray’s eyes were burning with desire. He said in a low and hoarse voice, "But I can’t wait any longer."
"I can’t do that now." lissa was a woman of principles. "You promised , so you have to keep your promise."
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