My Husband Is A Gary Stu novel Chapter 676

Chapter 676

“No,” Genevieve flatly denied.

Her gaze dimmed at the thought of that video on Cooper‘s phone. At the same time, the ache she felt in her chest area also subsided a lot.

Just as she was about to say something to chase Jack out of the bathroom, Rosa knocked on the door and asked carefully, “Ms. Rachford, are you showering? Do you need my help?”

“Yes. Please come in,” Genevieve hurriedly answered.

It was after heading in that Rosa realized Jack was also inside. Despite a distance away, the man‘s displeasure was so overwhelming she felt her scalp tingle. “Mr. Valentine, since I‘ll be taking care of Ms. Rachford in the future, let me help her instead.”

Jack fixed his gaze on Genevieve for a long while before he stood up and headed outside the bathroom.

After he left, she heaved a sigh of relief.

It was only about nine when Genevieve finished with the shower. As she wasn‘t sleepy yet, she decided to make a video call to Amanda. Catching a glimpse of how adorable the latter looked as she had just woken up from her sleep, she felt warmth in her heart.

While putting on her clothes, Amanda asked, “It‘s been a long time since Mr. Valentine came back here. Has he been with you, Mommy?”

“Mmm–hmm.”

Amanda picked up the phone and stared at the screen intently with her clear round eyes. “Mommy, so are

you living together with Mr. Valentine?”

“No. He‘s just staying at my place for the time being,” Genevieve uttered.

Amanda grunted an affirmative reply.

After a short yet sweet interaction, Genevieve concluded the call and signed into Jane‘s email. Inside, she spotted several new year‘s greetings sent by some brands quite some time ago.

At the mere thought of the email she had sent Cooper, she felt a pang of awful feeling surge within her.

Genevieve was spacing out though her eyes remained fixed on the

screen. Moments later, as though she was reminded of something, she tried to access Jane‘s Apple ID with the latter‘s email and password. Surprisingly, she logged in

successfully.

In the memo, there was a short paragraph: So I‘ve struggled to stay alive because I will chance upon the opportunity to meet him someday–he who will love me, care for me, and let me know what happiness means.