Contract Marriage With Mysterious President novel Chapter 354

"Finnley, I have heard that you and Dexter were in danger when you went out sketching last time," said Amy at dinner.

"It was not very dangerous. We met some robbers, but we fixed them," said Finnley casually. She didn't want Amy to worry about her.

"What? Robbers? That's horrible. Didn't you get injured, Finnley?" asked Hilary anxiously.

"I'm fine." Finnley held a bowl and didn't take a glance at her.

Richard was concerned about her, too. But since she looked light-hearted, Richard knew she was fine. She was so adept at Kungfu that she wouldn't lose the battle with even ten people.

"You should be more careful when you go out next time. But we must not be soft on such bad people," said Richard to her.

"Alright, I know it," nodded Finnley. Usually, she was lenient with those bad people, which was one of her weak points.

"Richard, Finnley has suffered from such great trouble. Why don't you comfort him? Finnley, don't go with Dexter any more. We can go to the beauty salon and the gym together. These places are very safe, where no one will rob you because they are not allowed to get in these places," said Hilary, who was completely obsessed with his beauty.

"Hilary, mother asked you to go home and she wanted to set you up. You must go back home," ordered Richard.

"A blind date? My dear brother, can't you just persuade her not to set me up? I hate it. If she forces me to do that again, I will take my own life," said Hilary angrily. "I have enough of mother. She is always fixing me up with many strange men. Is it that hard for me to get married in her eyes? Can't she find someone like Finnley?" thought Hilary to herself.

"Then you can commit suicide now. Mother said she would tie you to get married if you are still single," said Richard seriously after finishing his dinner.

"Humph! You are not my brother. I won't get married unless the bridegroom is someone like Finnley," said Hilary. Then she looked at Finnley smilingly.

After finishing the dinner, Finnley stood up and said, "I'm done. I go upstairs." She rested in Amy's house in the afternoon. Only in the evening she went home if she had nothing to do. She was also a woman and she liked staying with Amy, treating her as a friend because she was kind and pretty.

But as soon as she arrived at her bedroom, she received the call from her family, who asked her to go home immediately because there was something important to be announced.

Without sitting for a second, Finnley went downstairs and said goodbye to Amy. She explained that she had to leave and stay at home for a period of time because something happened to her family.