To Be Yours Again novel (Alec and Jenny) novel Chapter 1278

Hannah and David lost sleep that night as they had a long talk about Felicity's future. The conversation was out of Jenny's knowledge.

When Jenny woke up the next morning, David and Hannah had made breakfast for her. She saw the smiles on their faces and knew that they had reached an agreement last night. That was great.

"Jenny, won't you stay for a couple more days?" David was reluctant to see them depart on that day. He had no idea when would be Jenny's next visit.

"It's okay, Uncle David. I have work in Bardoff City," she turned him down. Then, she added, "If you and Aunt Hannah are free, you can visit us in Bardoff City. If you can't locate our place, just call us, and I'll have someone pick you up."

Tears brimmed in David's eyes. Sometimes, he wished that he had a daughter as thoughtful as Jenny.Content copied from sw novels

"Yeah. Your Aunt Hannah and I will visit you when we're free," David replied. Before this, he was on the fence about attending Jenny's wedding, but he finally arrived at a decision. He must go.

After breakfast, Jenny was ready to leave with Alec and Old Mr. Faust. To her surprise, she saw Felicity rushing up to her before she departed.

"Jenny!" Felicity called out to her. She stopped and watched Felicity approaching her. Alec frowned and stared at that woman warily, for he did not have a good impression of her. Felicity didn't seem to mind his aversion and marched up to Jenny. "I will pay back every single cent I owe you."

Jenny raised an eyebrow. She was caught off guard by Felicity's promise. At first, she thought her cousin would scream at her over the loan agreement, and she even prepared to be lambasted. Things had turned out differently than she expected.

"I'm glad to hear that from you." Indeed, Jenny was glad. Felicity was older than her, but she was spoiled rotten by Hannah. That was why she acted like an immature adult child, reckless and selfish.

"I heard you're getting married. Is that true?" Felicity asked.

The car drove away from her uncle's place. She saw David waving to her, so she waved back as she left.