Heartstrings On Fire

Chapter 21

Agnes said, “He’s really not my boyfriend, so you won’t get anywhere with me. You won’t be able to score an exclusive interview with Jared.”

Upon hearing Agnes‘ confirmation, Jenny felt somewhat relieved.

She had gone through hell and high water to snatch Elton from Agnes. If Agnes was already chasing after Jared, wouldn’t that mean she had done Agnes a favor?

Jenny said, “I can handle the interview. But since our boss wants us to work together, I hope you won’t let your personal feelings interfere with our work. This task has been fully entrusted to me, so you gotta play by my rules.”

Agnes didn’t take it to heart, because only Agnes knew how busy Jared was. A guy who sometimes had to travel to four different countries in a day, how could he possibly spare time for an interview with a small school media outlet?

And that was how the first day of school ended.

In the evening. Agnes returned to Maplewood Manor and saw a note from Jared on the fridge which read “Off to Melbourne for three days.”

Agnes heaved a sigh of relief, but strangely, felt a tinge of sadness. Thinking about what happened last night, it still felt like a stab in the heart.

declined,

stared blankly at the note

in two days, and Jared was going to be away for three

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set him up on a blind date? Or was Jared deliberately avoiding

in the book to contact the secretary department of the Tim Group, but all

accepting any media

Jenny, however, insisted, “I know that Tim’s birthday party is tomorrow night. I have

a family gathering at their mansion, the Whitfield Manor. There were rumors that the main purpose of the party was to set Jared up on a blind date. All the young ladies from the well–knowh families

know much about Jenny’s background, only that she and Agnes were close. Agnes was a genuine rich girl, so her family must have been well–off too. No wonder she had the guts to propose

“Agnes, did

Agnes said, “No.”

I’ll

have gotten an invitation to Tim’s birthday party. It must have been Elton who helped

annoyed. She didn’t want to attend the party, otherwise, she wouldn’t