Inside the car, Jeremiah put away his phone, showing no reaction to whether Samantha would be there or not.
Yvette clearly heard the name “Samantha” and raised her eyes, the corners of her lips curling.
That name had come up quite often since she arrived in Betrico.
She raised an eyebrow and asked lightly, “Childhood sweethearts? Longtime friends? Destined lovers?”
With every phrase she uttered, Jeremiah gripped the steering wheel tighter.
He thought, ‘Am I in trouble? She is being so scary!’
Jeremiah slowed the car, shifted slightly, and held Yvette’s hand with one of his.
His voice was low and deep as he said, “What kind of descriptions are those? Samantha is Andrew’s sister, and we grew up together. Our families did try to set us up, but neither of us liked each other.”
He paused, glancing at Yvette’s expressionless face, deciding that someone had to take the heat.
He gently grazed Yvette’s palm with his fingertips.
He coughed awkwardly and continued, “It was mainly my grandpa. He’s always been trying to pair Samantha and me up.”
Jase was dragged into this for no reason at all.
Yvette withdrew her gaze from Jeremiah and stretched, revealing her slender waist.
Her clear, bright eyes twinkled faintly with amusement as she said calmly, “I see. Just focus on driving.”
Meanwhile, in one of the private rooms at Sky Nimbus, the group of people looked unsettled after hearing the phone call hang up.
The one who mentioned that Samantha would be coming was Jared Welch, a political scion closest to Andrew.
He stared at the silent crowd, who were looking at the phone, and asked nervously, “What’s going on? Why are you all frozen? Samantha is coming-why do you look like that? Come on. Let’s get hyped!”
The others wore sullen expressions.
The one holding the phone was Joel Turner, one of the few people in the room who had Jeremiah’s number.
Even though they all grew up in privileged circles, there were significant differences among them.
Jeremiah had long surpassed them.
He barely hung out and partied with them.
to have fun, usually only
worked in
Jeremiah’s number
phone with Jeremiah! There can’t be two leaders in one territory. Everyone in Betrico already knows how much Jeremiah dotes on his
signing our death warrant! One is the former
look on his face as he said, “Jared, you are getting us
you sure picked the right
and beg Jeremiah for mercy
you with offerings. Next year, we
make sure they get sent along. Rest
how could I possibly die? How dare you curse me
I was on the phone with
have anything to do with me mentioning Samantha? It makes no
troubled laugh.
Samantha, Jeremiah’s girlfriend was sitting
it wasn’t Yvette that frightened
nightmares he’d left from their childhood haunted every single
their parents scold, Why can’t you learn
was a childhood nightmare for
left them feeling
couldn’t surpass Jeremiah academically, nor
became accustomed to their
convinced they
Jeremiah had a girlfriend from Seacrity and brought her to meet the Chavez family, they even began to
years of defeat, they finally had something-their girlfriends-that allowed them to feel superior
girlfriends were top-tier
figure,
were confident that their girlfriends could
point,
just mentioned Jeremiah’s rumored old flame right in front of his girlfriend. There really is
Jared turned and headed
he was trying to flee already, everyone was astonished at how cowardly he
Jared reached
long, flaxen, wavy hair. She wa beautiful but not seductive, stunning yet not bewitching,
and refined grace, with
stood out against her long black dress, the
elegant and
stunned into silence by
admired
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