Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon

Chapter 340

In a way, it was a sigh of relief.

"Vera, as long as you understand that it's impossible with Mr. Reid, that's all I need to hear. I just don't want you to get stubborn again, where no one can talk sense into you."

"Mom, I won't be like that anymore."

"Look, Mr. Reid may be impressive. He buys you books and orchids, and there's no doubt he's making an effort. But your dad and I aren't naive.

"Even if he treats you well, what good is it if his family doesn't approve? If his parents look down on you, your life will be hard.

"And let's not forget, a man like him is always surrounded by many women who'd want him. Remember, a man's heart can change in the blink of an eye, and we can't afford to make the same mistake again."

"Okay." Vespera lowered her gaze and nodded. "I understand."

"You've only been divorced for a short time, so there's no rush to find someone."

"I'm not in a hurry."

Vespera smiled faintly, her eyes filled with unshed tears.

Wanda rinsed the fresh tomatoes she had just bought and handed one to her.

"Your dad and I can only give you advice, but the final decision is yours. I can buy you books, but orchids are too expensive. We'll return them once your dad takes care of them. It'll be fine."

"Okay," Vespera replied, picking up the tomato Wanda had washed.

She sat down at the table and took a bite.

tomato was incredibly

gaze fixed on Vernon as he lovingly tended to his flowers. The sight sparked a surge of

while you can," she said coldly. "Once I return them, there won't be anything left to

stomach still full

remembered there hadn't been any

space in front

forward, she

"Vespera!"

and turned

building, looking like he was on

she

to her, she couldn't exactly

acknowledging him.

than her. Back when he tutored her,

address him

couldn't help but feel a pang of disappointment. He chuckled. "From now on,

Vespera smiled politely.

the subject. "Are

talk with acquaintances was

said, pulling out his phone. "Let's

paused for

what he

a stranger-Wanda and his mother, Helen Cunningham, had been lifelong

"Alright, sure."

handed