A Flash Marriage Can Be A Treasure novel Chapter 384

Jessie does not realize that it is Jana until she sees the woman's face.

Her heart is filled with hatred when she sees Leigh and Jana being so close and thinks of the two babies she lost because Jana pushed her. When she is about to go in, she sees Jana wriggle into Leigh's arms from his side, and then sits on his lap recklessly.

Jessie's heart is broken when she sees this. She cannot even breathe.

"Leigh, can you spare some time for me from work?" Jana puts her arms around Leigh's neck and says coquettishly, "As your girlfriend, I can bring you much more joy!"

Girlfriend?

Jessie cannot believe what she hears. Leigh locks her up here, humiliates her, and then brings his new girlfriend over? Does he think that she has not suffered enough?

Seeing Jana leaning over to kiss Leigh, all Jessie feels is disgust, and the little expectation in her heart disappears. She leans against the wall and staggers away.

She is so weak and tired that as soon as she goes back to the third floor, she loses consciousness and falls onto the stairs.

In the study, Leigh only realizes Jana is sitting on his laps when he smells her annoying perfume. His expression is cold, and then he rudely pulls her off him.

Jana does not expect Leigh to push her away and almost loses her footing. She goes over to Leigh and hugs him again, "Leigh, you should stop thinking about that woman on the third floor. How many bad things has she done to you? I am the only one who loves you. I will always be with you. I will give birth to as many children as you want."

Leigh grabs Jessie's hair and pulls her to the front. He asks gloomily, "Did you go to the third floor?"

"No, I did not." Jana feels hurt with Leigh dragging her hair and does not dare to say anything that will annoy him, "I heard from the servant that Miss Jessie lives on the third floor. I will never go up there without your permission. I just think she is wasting your time and energy."

"She is a heartless woman. You could just throw her outside and let her die on her own. Leaving her inside the house will only make you feel uncomfortable. She will not regret the abortion of your two babies..."

"Shut up!" Leigh interrupts Jana angrily, and his expression is extremely terrifying. "It is my business where I want to keep her. Mind your own business! If you still want to live a rich life easily, just stay here and never go around. If you dare to go up to the third floor one more time, I will kill you!"

Seeing that Jana does not respond, Leigh shouts at her, "Did you hear me?"

"... Yes, I heard you." Jana shrinks her shoulders and replies, afraid that he will hit her in the next second.

Leigh tosses her out, "Call me Mr. Leigh from now on, you need to know your position. Also, never dress like a whore in front of me! Get out!"

Jana flees helter-skelter from the study

She thinks that if she dresses sexily, she can get Leigh with just a few tricks. She does not expect that Leigh resisted and even rushed her out!

Jana is filled with resentment and wants to go downstairs to vent her anger on the servants. When she looks aside, she sees Jessie who has fainted on the top stair of the third floor. Thinking about the half-open door of the study, a light flashes in her eyes.

Did Jessie go to the study just now?

Leigh leaves the villa early next morning

When Jana comes downstairs at noon, a servant tells her, "Miss Jana, Mr. Leigh said he is going abroad on business. He left a message for you, asking you to call him only when absolutely necessary, and sleep if you have nothing better to do. Also, he wanted you to remember what he said."

"OK, I know. Have you finished? Go and do your work if you are done!" Jana pulls a long face.

She uses the card from Leigh and orders many things online. No matter what classes she is taking, she asks the teacher to come to the villa and teach her one-on-one. She also invites her friends from Yorkshire over for tea parties, leaving Jessie alone on the third floor.

Jessie feels more uncomfortable when she wakes up.