Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 622
If it weren’t for the fact that she had just returned from a competition and exhausted a lot of her energy, he wouldn’t have resisted his desire last night and not do anything else other than holding and kissing her all night.
Hearing the tone of his voice, Janet knew he was getting impatient. Deep down, she was delighted.
Well, serve him right for giving me hickeys everywhere even when I pleaded all night for him not to!
Mason watched as she only smiled and did not say anything else. At that moment, he gritted his teeth while unbuttoning the top of his shirt and exposing his chest. “You’re not any better!”
At once, Janet became tongue-tied. That definitely wasn’t my doing. If I’m not mistaken, it must have been the mosquitoes… Yes, there are many mosquitoes during the summer!
Standing around them, the servants exchanged puzzled looks.
What a profound matter Miss Jackson and Young Master Mason are discussing early in the morning… It is completely incomprehensible.
After taking the last bite of her toast, Janet rose for her seat and said, “I’m going to the training camp!”
Gazing at the man’s darkened expression, she became amused.
Mason elegantly wiped his mouth and stood you as well. “I’ll go with—” he said in a low voice.
Before he could finish his sentence, he was interrupted by Janet. “No, there will be many reporters coming today. If they see us getting out of the same car, it’ll be a big problem for sure!”
Undoubtedly, she thought it was inappropriate. After all, she was only a freshman, and that wouldn’t look good on her part!
Upon hearing that, Mason pursed his lips and said blandly, “Fine.”
Janet then took her bag and left.
As he watched her aloof shadow vanish from his sight, something occurred to him out of nowhere.
Someone called last night and said that Woodsbury University’s online forum was filled with defamatory posts about Janet.
He pulled out his cellphone and opened the university’s online forum. As soon as he saw the content of the posts, his face turned grim.
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