Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz
Chapter 199
Chapter 199 Do We Look Like Siblings?
With Jasper’s instructions, no one dared to say anything about Eileen leaving. Instead of attending these banquets with Will, she would prefer to be with Jasper. Will was afraid of the Smith family and absolutely did not want to offend Jasper.
With that, Eileen set off for Seatown at ten in the morning and arrived around half past eleven, just in time for lunch.
The driver dropped her off in front of a high-end restaurant.
“Ms. Eileen. I’ll be leaving first. Mr. Jasper will escort you home later.”
“Alright, thank you for your help.”
“Not a problem, Ms. Eileen.”
Seeing the familiar car, Fabian stepped forward and opened the passenger door. Eileen, carrying her chain purse, got out of the car and pulled her jacket tightly around herself.
Fabian informed her, “Mr. Smith is waiting for you inside. I’ll leave the two of you alone.”
Before entering, Eileen asked, “Have you finished your business negotiations?”
Fabian smiled. “We’re already in the final stages. It’s not a big deal if Mr. Smith isn’t there to join us.”
Eileen nodded. “Alright, thank you.”
In truth, she was also worried that her arrival might cause trouble for Jasper. She thought that if he was busy, she could spend time exploring Seatown on her own.
Walking into the restaurant, Eileen spotted Jasper sitting on the couch. His head was slightly lowered, as if he was texting someone. She approached quietly and took a seat opposite him.
ordered?” “Sir, is the person you’re waiting for not here yet? Why haven’t you
Upon hearing the voice, Jasper put down his phone and poured a cup of tea for her. “Perfect
She’s just arrived. Mr. Smith is a laid-back yet wealthy man. Order whatever you like”
A few waiters brought over some appetizers and also presented two menus.
“What are these?”
Jasper said, “It’s something for you to snack on.”
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dishes but made sure it wasn’t too much, as she didn’t have
might have to take the leftovers with them, as too
Watching her eat was also a kind of
After solving so many math problems, it doesn’t feel that
less cold food. The weather hasn’t warmed up yet. It’s
have one last
business trips, Jasper tended to eat wherever convenient, seldom visiting such restaurants. He enjoyed
If he had known
Eileen was already eighty percent
steak that followed, Eileen only had a few bites, and the
were at home, Eileen would certainly not behave
Jasper. She
finished eating?”
full. Where should
next?”
change of clothes to the hotel. Let’s take a walk together to
She handed him the bag she was holding. With the bag in his left hand and holding her with his right, the two
left the restaurant.
to pay, he suddenly heard a gentle and pleasant voice. “Mr. Smith? What a coincidence.
smooth as silk, her every frown and
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Raker, her classmate and the top student in the
siblings. Their facial features were similar, and it was apparent at first glance.
gaze, Eileen nodded
nod in
anything. Instead, he noticed Eileen’s gaze. “Do you know each
honestly said, “This man
Jasper’s brows relaxed.
Please take a look.” She then
detached, cut in. “We’re not.” As he finished, he slightly turned his body. “My wallet is in my pocket.” His voice was
to ease the awkwardness. “We’re at table number 12. Could you ple how much it is?”
please wait a
she had taken while temporarily wearing her school uniform. Eileen was born with
was in this wallet, and with people watching nearby, she felt her ears
of them
by her, Jasper’s eyes flickered momentarily,
the four of them
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