Predestined Marriage novel Chapter 1712

If Rosie couldn't come up with an excuse, she had to follow Jessica.

But she was a bit reluctant to go.

Although Rosie was smart for her age, she was still a kid. Jessica was an adult, so how couldn't she see through what a kid was thinking?

Jessica observed Rosie while taking a few steps forward. She found that Rosie had a pretty serious look, frowning, with her lips pressing tight into a thin line.

Upon her arrival, Rosie was a bit anxious about it, nervously looking all around.

"Rosie," Jessica called out to her.

"Yes?" Rosie raised her head, looking a little jumpy.

"What's wrong? Why didn't you get in this bookstore?" Jessica asked in a gentle voice. She squatted down and looked Rosie in the eyes.

Rosie bit her lips and her hands clasped firmly together, "That's the place ... where you got injured last time, so I don't want to go there again."

She said in a low voice which sounded worried and uneasy, but she had given an explicit message.

Jessica was shocked, and then she said, "It doesn't matter. Look, I'm good now. It was just an accident. When you tumble in the yard, it's also an accident, but you still play in the yard every day, right?"

Rosie nodded, but then she shook her head, "That's different."

"Nothing different," Jessica said.

Rosie fell in silence. She looked a little down to the ground. Poor little girl!

That softened Jessica's heart. She said, "Alright, forget it. Let's go get some food."

It seemed that Rosie was badly affected by Jessica's injury last time in the bookstore.

Rosie was five years old, but she had been able to form her own memories. She knew a lot of things.

Was it possible for Jessica that she could get something useful from Rosie?

But Jessica couldn't do that and bit her tongue in the end.