Housewife Gone Wild

Chapter 321

Chapter 321

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I was a mystery to Jared, and honestly, his change caught me off guard. Men, at heart, were gluttons for punishment–they loved being messed with, thrilled by defiance, and always thought that the things they couldn’t have were the most irresistible.

Jared was a perfect example. If he’d stopped obsessing over me, his life might have turned out differently. Maybe he’d even be married to someone else

now.

But lately, he was getting clingier to me by the day. Honestly, Jared was never on my radar because I knew I couldn’t catch him. But somehow he fell for me first, and now I couldn’t shake him off.

I looked at the flowers Nathan sent, and my mood eased up. I wasn’t about to let guys take up too much of my time. Right now, work was my top priority.

The hotel was running smoothly now, and I had a team of seasoned managers working for me. As long as we kept us on course, we’d break even in three years and finally turn a real profit.

This was already the best possible scenario in the hotel industry, plenty of hotels may not even break even after five years.

some solid partners. Plus, I made full use of Jared’s connections too. That was why the hotel

guy texted her back or

meeting with a few of my managers

was already past ten when I got home, and Yvonne had sent me a few photos. Her tiny hand was hooked up to an IV, a hospital band strapped on, and a little blood was seeping back

in there, Yvonne. You’re a tough girl now,” I replied,

and secretive, like she was sneaking it

Shaville. Is that

to hide it from her, so I

“Does that mean I won’t get to see you

“Hachester isn’t far from Shaville. You can come visit

anymore. Grandma’s coming,

Yvonne. She’d probably cast me

her

up ignoring my feelings just like in my previous life, maybe it was time I truly

took a shower, played some Englysian speaking practice in the background, made myself a

said, a quiet mind could cure all kinds of troubles, and a peaceful heart could handle

up either. It was like we had an unspoken agreement; not a word to each other for two