The Enigmatic Return (Neera and Jean) novel Chapter 804
In the evening, the children were exhausted from their day and went to bed early.
Neera and Jean decided to enjoy a drink downstairs.
They brought back a bottle of wine from the winery that day, personally selected by Jean, and it was truly delightful.
Neera's initial restraint wavered, and after a few glasses, her face turned rosy, and her eyes held a hint of merriment.
Jean, however, followed his doctor's advice and chatted with her without drinking.
"It's getting late, and you've had quite a bit to drink. I think it's time to call it a night," Jean suggested warmly, noticing that Neera's alcohol tolerance reached its limit.
Neera held her glass tenderly, sipping the last drops of wine, wiped her lips, and then responded somewhat hazily, "Alright."
As she tried to stand up, the world seemed to spin before her eyes, and felt as though she was walking on clouds, causing her to stumble.
Concerned, Jean rushed to her side, offering support. "Be careful."
Neera clung to him, her arms wrapped around his neck.
Her alcohol-tinted eyes sparkled, incredibly beautiful, and highly captivating. She tilted her head and gazed directly at him, her red, luscious lips parting slightly.
"Carry me!"
She extended her arms toward him, her tone teasing and flirtatious.
Jean's Adam's apple bobbed as he restrained himself, lifting her and smiling at her warmly.
"Alright, I'll carry you back to your room."
Neera responded softly, "Yeah," and nestled honestly in Jean's arms.
However, upon reaching their upstairs room, Jean wanted to let her go, but she suddenly began to playfully resist, refusing to let go.
Looking at her playful demeanor, Jean's eyes darkened, and he leaned down to kiss her.
Neera complied with his kiss, allowing herself to be lost in the moment. Time seemed to blur, and she eventually drifted off to sleep.
As the minutes passed, and her breathing steadied, Jean reluctantly released her, only to find her sleeping peacefully.
With a wry smile, he gently placed her on the bed and left to take a cold shower.
The next morning, just as he was waking up, Jean received an unexpected call from his parents.
"Hey, what's going on?" he answered, his voice still slightly hoarse from just waking up.
On the other end, his father's voice carried irritation. "Jean, your mother and I have arrived in Essley. Where are you now?"
Jean's drowsiness evaporated instantly upon hearing this news.
He sat up and inquired curtly, "What brings you here?"
The phone was then handed over to Wrenn.
"Naturally, we're here to handle the children. You've been here and show no signs of returning. We can't just sit around. Jean, your father and I will be at the hotel owned by our company. Quickly pack up and bring the children here!"
Wrenn hung up without waiting for a response as if she was scared Jean might refuse to do so.
Jean frowned upon hearing the call end.
His mother's impulsive nature hadn't changed one bit as she never thought of others at all.
At that moment, Neera and the children knocked on his door.
"Uncle Jean, are you awake? Can we come in?"
Jean quickly composed himself, adjusted his appearance, and rolled out of bed. He spoke softly, "Come in."
The triplets burst into the room, surrounding him with beaming smiles. "Good morning, Uncle Jean!"
Seeing their radiant faces, Jean's heart warmed. "Good morning, babies."
He playfully pinched their cheeks, then turned his attention to Neera, raising an eyebrow. "Morning."
Neera smiled in return. "Good morning. Hurry up and freshen up, then we'll go downstairs for breakfast."
Jean nodded. "Alright."
After breakfast, Neera headed to the company.
Seeing that Jean was also preparing to leave, she asked, "Is there something to deal with at the company?"
Jean confirmed, "Yes, it's an urgent matter."
Neera offered some gentle advice, "Go ahead. If you're tired, take a good rest, don't push yourself too hard."
Jean affectionately ruffled her hair. "Okay, I'll listen to you."
Once Neera left, Jean told the triplets to stay home and behave. He then made his way to the hotel.
His parents had waited for what felt like an eternity and were overjoyed to finally see him. They eagerly looked behind him, expecting the children to be there as well.
Jean remained composed. "No need to look, the kids aren't here."
Neera and Jean decided to enjoy a drink downstairs.
They brought back a bottle of wine from the winery that day, personally selected by Jean, and it was truly delightful.
Neera's initial restraint wavered, and after a few glasses, her face turned rosy, and her eyes held a hint of merriment.
Jean, however, followed his doctor's advice and chatted with her without drinking.
"It's getting late, and you've had quite a bit to drink. I think it's time to call it a night," Jean suggested warmly, noticing that Neera's alcohol tolerance reached its limit.
Neera held her glass tenderly, sipping the last drops of wine, wiped her lips, and then responded somewhat hazily, "Alright."
As she tried to stand up, the world seemed to spin before her eyes, and felt as though she was walking on clouds, causing her to stumble.
Concerned, Jean rushed to her side, offering support. "Be careful."
Neera clung to him, her arms wrapped around his neck.
Her alcohol-tinted eyes sparkled, incredibly beautiful, and highly captivating. She tilted her head and gazed directly at him, her red, luscious lips parting slightly.
"Carry me!"
She extended her arms toward him, her tone teasing and flirtatious.
Jean's Adam's apple bobbed as he restrained himself, lifting her and smiling at her warmly.
"Alright, I'll carry you back to your room."
Neera responded softly, "Yeah," and nestled honestly in Jean's arms.
However, upon reaching their upstairs room, Jean wanted to let her go, but she suddenly began to playfully resist, refusing to let go.
Looking at her playful demeanor, Jean's eyes darkened, and he leaned down to kiss her.
Neera complied with his kiss, allowing herself to be lost in the moment. Time seemed to blur, and she eventually drifted off to sleep.
As the minutes passed, and her breathing steadied, Jean reluctantly released her, only to find her sleeping peacefully.
With a wry smile, he gently placed her on the bed and left to take a cold shower.
The next morning, just as he was waking up, Jean received an unexpected call from his parents.
"Hey, what's going on?" he answered, his voice still slightly hoarse from just waking up.
On the other end, his father's voice carried irritation. "Jean, your mother and I have arrived in Essley. Where are you now?"
Jean's drowsiness evaporated instantly upon hearing this news.
He sat up and inquired curtly, "What brings you here?"
The phone was then handed over to Wrenn.
"Naturally, we're here to handle the children. You've been here and show no signs of returning. We can't just sit around. Jean, your father and I will be at the hotel owned by our company. Quickly pack up and bring the children here!"
Wrenn hung up without waiting for a response as if she was scared Jean might refuse to do so.
Jean frowned upon hearing the call end.
His mother's impulsive nature hadn't changed one bit as she never thought of others at all.
At that moment, Neera and the children knocked on his door.
"Uncle Jean, are you awake? Can we come in?"
Jean quickly composed himself, adjusted his appearance, and rolled out of bed. He spoke softly, "Come in."
The triplets burst into the room, surrounding him with beaming smiles. "Good morning, Uncle Jean!"
Seeing their radiant faces, Jean's heart warmed. "Good morning, babies."
He playfully pinched their cheeks, then turned his attention to Neera, raising an eyebrow. "Morning."
Neera smiled in return. "Good morning. Hurry up and freshen up, then we'll go downstairs for breakfast."
Jean nodded. "Alright."
After breakfast, Neera headed to the company.
Seeing that Jean was also preparing to leave, she asked, "Is there something to deal with at the company?"
Jean confirmed, "Yes, it's an urgent matter."
Neera offered some gentle advice, "Go ahead. If you're tired, take a good rest, don't push yourself too hard."
Jean affectionately ruffled her hair. "Okay, I'll listen to you."
Once Neera left, Jean told the triplets to stay home and behave. He then made his way to the hotel.
His parents had waited for what felt like an eternity and were overjoyed to finally see him. They eagerly looked behind him, expecting the children to be there as well.
Jean remained composed. "No need to look, the kids aren't here."
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What kind of stupid confusion is this, how come she didn't know that the my bourvart they are talking about is Jean?...
Author uses too many words to describe useless things and then don't clarify others, who is this aunts friend. Neere went to play golf with who?...
Why is she keeping so many secrets from Jean?...
is it too much to ask, when are they going to know that Jean is the father of her triplets???? the man that night 6yrs ago is Jean???!!!!!!...
Chapter 328, did Alfonso not meet Jeann before, how does he not recognise him huh...
I'm a bit confused, does Roxanna not know that her sister is married..this chapter makes it look like she doesn't know but they already went to Jean for money huh...
Too many words to explain somethings, it's a waste.......
Good Day Dear Author! i just want to ask, why it cant read in normal format? the sentences for every chapter is cut, almost half of the sentence is cut thats why cant read it as whole. Thankyou....