Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 394

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 394

After that, the Beasts came up to surround Desire, begging her to tell them stories. “Desire, could you please tell us more about what happened earlier?”

“Of course! Boss is incredibly smart.”

“Fortunately, those people from Black Rain couldn’t catch up with you!”

“Desire, how fast was Boss driving again?”

Hearing all this, Janet felt flattered and smiled.

All of a sudden, Desire walked over and added, “Luckily they didn’t catch up with us! We have no idea who the boss of Black Rain is. Whoever that person is, that person’s driving skills are amazing.”

“How fast were they going?” The Beasts curiously leaned up.

“Similar to how fast Janet was going,” Desire responded nonchalantly.

Even though 300 kilometers per hour was not the fastest Janet could go, Janet was afraid that person would’ve caught up with them if they were to really compete.

It was truly a close call.

“Ha!” Janet chuckled, looking devilish and proud. “I have no interest in who that person is so long as that person doesn’t show up and bother me again!”

Tonight, she was all prepared to fight them head-on, but unfortunately, the people from Black Rain did not measure up.

“I’m heading back now!” Janet picked up the car key on the table and tossed it to Desire. “Please send me back to the Lowry Residence.”

Catching the car key, Desire raised her eyebrows before letting out a dubious smile.

Back at the Lowry Residence, after getting out of the car, Janet walked straight into the hall of the mansion.

“Miss Jackson, you’re back!” the servants respectfully greeted her.

“Yes.” Janet looked rather unemotional.

“Have you eaten? We can prepare something for you.”

“There’s no need for that.” Shaking her head, Janet kept looking around.

After making sure that Mason was nowhere to be seen, she proceeded to head upstairs.

After a while, a black Maybach arrived and parked outside the entrance of the Lowry Residence.

Next, Mason walked into the main hall, looking extremely peeved and upset. Seeing this, none of the servants dared to say anything.