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One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 676

The hand of George's white coat squeezed tightly that the bruises on the back of his hand blossomed out, thus showing how angry he was inside at the moment.

Soon, however, he released his hand again, closed his eyes, adjusted his mood and lifted his feet into the lift.

On the other side, the man led Jessie to the roadside.

Jessie took out the car keys from her bag and pressed them.

The car rattled twice, meaning the lock had been opened, and Jessie bowed towards the man, "Sir, thank you for giving me a lift here, otherwise I might have gotten all wet."

"No worries." The man smiled gently.

Jessie suddenly thought of something and looked at the man and asked, "By the way sir, it's been so long, I haven't asked your name yet, my name is Jessie Robinson."

"Jessie, good name." The man read her name once, then complimented.

Jessie smiled blushingly, "It was my father who gave me the name, at first he thought for a long time to give me a different name, but couldn't come up with the right one, just at that time the actor on TV read out the name and he gave it to me."

"So, your father was a very sweet man." The man laughed lightly.

Jessie ruffled the hair around her ears, "Yes, my parents are both lovely, but sir, you haven't told me what your name is yet."

"Sorry, sorry, my name is Lorenzo Hayes." The man introduced himself.

Jessie also recited the name once, "I'll take note of it, then Mr. Hayes I'll take my leave, I'll see you later as fate would have it."

"Okay, bye!" Lorenzo nodded.

Jessie pulled open the driver's door and got in, then started the car and left.

Lorenzo stood in place with his umbrella, just watching her car go away until it was out of sight, before walking in the other direction.

On the way, Lorenzo's mobile phone rang.

He took it out and glanced at it, saw the caller ID and answered it with a smile, "Hello, Mom."

"Son, have you found the benefactor you spoke of?" The woman's gentle and kind voice came from the other end of the phone.

Lorenzo glanced again in the direction Jessie had left, "Yes, but she doesn't seem to remember me."

Nor did she react in the slightest when she heard his name.

"It's normal not to remember, how old were you guys back then? It's been almost twenty years." The woman said with a sigh.

Lorenzo's eyelids dropped, "Yeah, it's almost twenty years, but it's okay, she'll definitely be able to remember me in the future."

Before coming to J City, he looked up information on Jessie.

It was found that Jessie had not been very happy during the twenty years she had been separated from him.

After separating from him, Jessie followed her parents and moved to another city, where she became neighbours with a family surnamed Joe.

And Jessie's childhood friend has changed from him to the son of the Joe family, George.

Yet that George, however, is not yet good to Jessie, who, however, still loves that George.

He didn't understand what was so good about that George, never gentle with her, only cold to her, and with that, she still couldn't forget.

But it doesn't matter, now that he has found Jessie and has come to Jessie, he will snatch her back again so that Jessie's heart and eyes will only have him in them from now on.

That George is not good enough for her!

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She was just afraid that if it turned worse, Jessie would be even more unbearable.

"George, I know you can't forgive Jessie’s parents, but they didn't do it on purpose, they didn't expect to be followed, they are just two ordinary people, I hope you can understand." Violet sighed and advised.

George squeezed his phone tightly, "I know what you mean, I also know that they leaked my family's whereabouts be sending them living supplies, but my parents, however, really died because of their leaks. Even if they were kind, is it better than two human lives? You tell me, is it better than that?"

He used to have a happy family too, and he could have done without studying medicine.

He didn't like medicine per se, he liked being a pilot.

It was his parents who wanted him to study medicine when they realized he had a talent for it, but he resisted and wouldn't go for it until after his parents died, when he picked up their expectations and studied medicine, which he didn't like.

Obviously he would have been a pilot, obviously he would have had a happy family.

But all this was ruined by the murderer and Jessie’s family!

Listening to George's questioning, Violet's heart felt upset, smiling bitterly and saying, "I know, it's true that I can't compare, but George, you also have to look at things from a different perspective. Your parents are talents that the organization is watching, while Jessie’s parents are just ordinary people, they should also have led ordinary lives, but also because of your parents, they were involved in the incident of your parents being hunted down and killed. Jessie’s parents knew that your parents were being hunted, yet they still didn't choose to clear their relationship with your parents, and even secretly risked their lives to help them, just by that, Jessie’s parents are really nice."

Because not all ordinary people are able to help hide their friends and send food and drink when they know they are being hunted by evil forces, but they are eager to clear their ties and stay away from them for fear of being implicated.

After all, such evil forces have no conscience, and they might even kill Jessie’s parents, but they still chose to help George's parents.

It is the true friendship.

When George heard Violet's words, his eyes darkened and he did not reply.

Clearly in his heart, he actually knew this, but just couldn't let it go.

After all, the death of their parents was indeed the result of Jessie’s parents giving away their whereabouts.

Violet rubbed his temples and added, "George, you have not thought about is that without the help of Jessie’s parents at the beginning, maybe you and your parents would have been killed long ago!"

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