My Flirtacious Husband (Genevieve and Armand) novel Chapter 399

“I was just asking.” Jack shrugged. “If you're not related to the Faulkner family by blood, you'll make a good match with the beautiful Ms. Jane.”

Jane pursed her lips. “Please mind your words. Mando is my cousin, and I, too, have a... fiancé.”

Unsure of whether she was imagining things, Genevieve detected a hint of reluctance when Jane mentioned the word “fiancé.”

Jack, who didn't make any further comments, handed Genevieve the menu.

After throwing up on the plane, Genevieve was indeed hungry. Hence, she ordered some spaghetti with crabs on the side.

Unexpectedly, Armand instructed the waiter, “Other than soups, give us one of everything.”

Having placed his order, Armand threw Jack an indiscernible smirk. “Mr. Valentine, I hope you don't mind me ordering even though you're buying.”

“Not at all.” Jack cracked a faint smile.

Picking up the pistachios on the table, Jack cracked them one by one before placing the nuts on Genevieve's plate.

At the same time, he asked, “Mr. Faulkner, since you grew up in Xedells, you must know the place very well. Can you recommend me a romantic place to go?”

Armand snapped, “You can find out for yourself by driving around the city.”

“I don't have enough time for that since Xedells is huge.” Jack chuckled. “I would like to take Genev sightseeing in the city in the afternoon before retiring early in the evening with her.”

Almost choking on the water in her mouth, Genevieve slammed the table with her hand.

Upon realizing that she had startled the surrounding patrons, Genevieve took a deep breath and suppressed her anger. “I feel like staying in the hotel for the afternoon.”

Jack broke into a smile. “Sure. We'll be staying at Camphor Hotel owned by Faulkner Group. I heard that there's a huge indoor pool there. We can go swimming together in the afternoon.”

Holding the cup by her lips, Genevieve felt the urge to smash it onto the ground.

What has gotten into Jack?

Soon, all the dishes they ordered were served. As their table ran out of space, the rest of the dishes were placed on a separate table behind them.