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Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 663

Chapter 663

“Yeah. You’ll be like a monkey in a zoo. The whole grade will come to watch you. Imagine how embarrassing that would be,” Jethro echoed.

For a moment, everyone except Rebecca and Darten started trying to persuade Vance.

“Why are you guys more anxious about me getting punished than I am?” Vance said decisively. “I choose Dare.”

“Alright.” Jethro and Jenny sat back defeated.

But they refused to give up. They kept playing with determination, trying to make the melon fand on Vance again. Finally, after several rounds, they succeeded.

“Is the girl you like in our class?” Jethro asked quickly.

Vance answered just as fast. “No.”

Now, even Rebecca wondered who it was. He had liked Catherine, but he hadn’t met her yet in this timeline.

She then brushed it off. As long as it wasn’t Catherine or her, that was fine. She simply wished him and whoever he liked a long and peaceful life together.

Jethro swallowed the follow–up question. “Who is it?”

He gritted his teeth and kept playing. But this time, no matter when the music stopped, the melon never landed on Vance again. Once, it landed on Rebecca.

Jenny, being Rebecca’s best friend, naturally wouldn’t ask anything embarrassing. She jumped in first. “What university do you dream of attending?”

The question was met with boos and protests for playing favorites.

Amused, Rebecca answered slowly, “Arelmoor Dance Academy.”

Everyone groaned. “Boring! Jenny, you can’t protect her like that!”

Rebecca reached over and draped her arm around Jenny’s shoulders. “The person I like the most is obviously the one who always protects me!”

She planted a kiss on Jenny’s cheek, making Jenny beam with happiness.

“You…” Jethro was rendered speechless. “You’re cheating! Jenny’s a girl!”

“you didn’t ask if it was a boy or a girl,” Jenny chimed in “You only asked who she liked the most.”

Jethro scratched his head, defeated.

“Alright, that’s enough for tonight. We still have school tomorrow, and Mrs. Bradford just got out of the hospital. We shouldn’t stay too late and disturb her rest,” Darren said, standing up.

“Yeah, let’s head home. We still have homework to do,” Jenny said, turning to Varice. “Don’t forget your dare. You’re not turning in math homework tomorrow.”

Everyone quickly cleaned up the courtyard, said goodbye to Vance, and left. The once lively backyard suddenly fell quiet.

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