Jeanne sat in the car and realized that something was wrong.
Finn was sitting in the driver's seat, and Monica was in the passenger's seat.
Fourth Master Swan was sitting in the backseat. He was sitting next to Jeanne at the moment, and George was sitting on her other side.
Jeanne pursed her lips.
Monica was very excited. She turned to Jeanne and said, "Jeanne, I watched your live stream the whole time. You have no idea how excited I was. I couldn't wait to rush into the venue and clap for you!"
Jeanne did not reply.
All she wanted to know at this moment was why Fourth Master Swan was sitting in this car.
Monica continued, "I've been thinking about how you wouldn't marry that scum from the Lockes. Given your father's cruel personality, he wouldn't let you break off the engagement. Perhaps he would even beat you half to death as he did seven years ago. Just thinking about it now made me shudder. Now, Thedus cheated with someone outside and became so miserable. What's more, you actually have the recording of the conversation between Thedus and his mother. No matter what, it's all the fault of the Lockes. Your father can't force you to admit that it's your fault like he did seven years ago, right?! He can't force you to get married, right?! If he still wants you to get married now, wouldn't he be slapping himself in the face?’"
Jeanne looked at Monica.
Monica was actually more simple-minded.
Jeanne did not want Monica to become too complicated.
This was because a person needed to experience too much to become complicated, and she could not bear to let Monica go through all that.
Therefore, she would not tell Monica what she would have to face after breaking off the engagement this time... would not be any less than the scene from seven years ago.
The plot was surprisingly similar.
Despite that, the ending... must not be the same.
Jeanne deliberately changed the topic. "Dr. Finn, you came too?"
Before Finn could say anything, Monica was unusually agitated. "Jeanne, I realized that you often mentioned Finn when we were together these past few days. Have you taken a fancy to him?’"
Finn was speechless.
He looked at Edward, who was sitting calmly behind, through the rearview mirror.
Monica was truly born to conflict with Finn.
Perhaps one day, Finn would be killed by her.
Finn hurriedly said, "1 came with Fourth Master Swan."
Jeanne's eyes moved slightly as she turned to look at that master.
Their eyes met.
Fourth Master Swan looked nonchalant, but he seemed to be able to see through everything.
Jeanne averted her gaze and did not say anything. She said politely to Finn, "Please send me back to the Lawrence family's manor."
"Okay." Finn nodded.
He drove on the wide highway.
Along the way, because Monica was present, there was no awkwardness.
Monica talked nonstop, and Jeanne occasionally echoed.
The men in the car, including George, were all silent.
Fortunately, the destination was not far away, and the car soon arrived at the Lawrence family's courtyard.
Jeanne got out of the car and said politely to Finn, "Thank you."
"There's no need to thank me," Finn replied politely.
Jeanne did not greet the others and left with George.
Monica's voice came from behind. "Jeannie, if your father makes things difficult for you because of this, don't hold back. You must give me a call. I'll destroy their old residence."
Jeanne smiled.
Sometimes, Monica could really make her heart feel warm.
Jeanne held George's hand and walked into the Lawrence family's courtyard. They walked past the garden path and into the main hall.
A slap landed fiercely on Jeanne's face.
Jeanne did not expect it.
At that moment, George was about to break free from Jeanne's hand, but he was fiercely grabbed by Jeanne.
George's eyes were red.
Jeanne knew he was feeling sorry for her.
Alexander cursed at Jeanne, "I regret letting you come back. A person like you who doesn't know what's good for you should die outside!"
Jeanne looked at him coldly. "I hope you won't regret what you said."
"I'll get even with you later!" Alexander said through gritted teeth.
Then, he left in large strides.
It was not that he did not care, but that the Swans were still around. Alexander cared about his reputation and could not do too much to her.
Jeanne watched Alexander leave.
She lowered her head to look at George.
Jeanne looked at George's face, which was flushed red from anger.
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