Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 354

There was a hint of confusion in Suzanne's eyes. This couldn't be right. He wouldn't send two bouquets in a single day, would he?

With the earlier experience, she didn't need to ask. She picked up the pen and signed her name.

The delivery man gave a polite nod and left.

Everyone looked at Suzanne, filled with envy. Was it the same person from this morning again? This pursuit was getting pretty intense.

Suzanne pulled out the heart-shaped card attached to the bouquet and opened it. The words leaped off the paper.

[Suzanne, this bouquet is for you. May every day be as joyful and bright as these flowers. Jenson]

Her expression darkened instantly, making her look as if she had swallowed something disgusting. Was Jenson doing this just to disgust her?

She stood up quickly, walked over with the flowers in her arms, and threw them straight into the nearby trash bin. The card followed.

Everyone watched in stunned silence, their curiosity deepening.

It was clear now that the sender wasn't the same person as the one from this morning.

When Suzanne got the flowers this morning, she looked genuinely happy. But now, she was acting like a completely different person.

To respond like this-how much did she hate

whole scene was also witnessed by Seline. Her brows furrowed as a bad feeling suddenly rose in her chest. She walked over to the

It was Jenson!

bouquet from this

had never received this kind

snapped. Almost instinctively, she shouted, "Suzanne,

department

seemingly choking her. Her anger surged so wildly that it

a smile. Swallowing her fury, she softened her tone with a light laugh and said, "It's nothing. Everyone,

a trace of disdain clearly

would treasure so deeply, Suzanne had tossed it aside like it was nothing-like it was trash.

day, Seline swore she was going to make Suzanne

a deep breath, grabbed a file, and

her back. What had she

the

got up and followed. In just a few moments, they had

It was from Jenson.

Everyone was stunned.

Jenson they were