My Sweetheart novel Chapter 524

"No, you don't have to do that. I'm fine now." Kathy immediately shook her head.

She didn't want Joseph to pull any strings for her again.

Although it was uncomfortable to intern with Reece, Kathy could endure it because she wanted to learn something.

"But I don't want you to stay with him," Joseph said coldly.

"Joseph, please stay out of this. I just start my internship, and I only want to focus on my studies." Kathy didn't want to think about anything else now.

"Tell me if you're not happy, okay?" Joseph smiled helplessly.

"Don't worry. I won't let that happen."

"I hope so." Joseph frowned. He was still worried about Kathy.

After lunch, they went to a supermarket before returning to Joseph Bay.

They planned to spend the weekend together. So, they wanted to buy some fresh vegetables and meat for the next two days.

The supermarket was near the Joseph Bay. In the afternoon, office workers hadn't got off work. Only elders came and shopped in the market.

Joseph stood in front of the shelf and scrutinized everything that Kathy took.

"The leaves are dead. Get another one."

"This tomato is not ripe yet."

"This is fat meat. I thought you hate it the most?"

In the end, Joseph put everything back on the shelf and started selecting food himself.

Kathy pushed the shopping cart and looked at Joseph with admiration.

What a good man at home.

Kathy walked over and hugged Joseph from behind. "Joseph, you look so handsome when you buy vegetables."

"I'm not handsome before that?" Joseph raised his eyebrows with a faint smile on his face.

"Of course not. Even if you're not handsome, I'll still like you." Kathy leaned over and suddenly kissed Joseph.

When he turned around, Kathy had gone back to push the shopping cart.

Joseph put all the ingredients in the cart. When Kathy pushed it, he hugged her shoulder gently.

"Joseph, I want to eat hairy crabs."

"Joseph, I want some cheese."

"Joseph, I want to eat durians!"

But Joseph frowned and his face darkened when they passed the shelf of durians.

He just pushed Kathy away from the area.

"Oh, you don't like it." Kathy was disappointed.

"It stinks," Joseph replied briefly.

"No! It smells good."

Seeing Joseph was really uncomfortable, Kathy did not buy a durian in the end.

However, she was surprised when they put everything on the check-out counter.

She saw a box of frozen durians.

But she did not take it.

Kathy turned to look at Joseph. He had calmly checked out and walked over to pick up the shopping bag.

Kathy was stunned. "Why did you buy durians?"

"It's for you."

"But you said it stinks?"

"I can put up with it."

The smile on Kathy's face grew wider. She held Joseph's arm. "You don't have to indulge me. If you don't like it, I won't eat it."

"But I don't want to disappoint you." Joseph hugged her dotingly.

"I'm not disappointed. We all change a little for whoever we're into."

"I will always change for you."

Under the sunlight, Joseph looked so gentle. Kathy's heart was beating wildly. Every moment with Joseph set her heart to flutter.

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