Reckless Marriage Unyielding Love

Chapter 37

Juliet hurriedly left Brantley's office. What she said was just an excuse. Mikayla hadn't had time to hang out with her since she was caught up with work and her relationship.

Brantley called Harvey to take the lunch box Juliet had brought, as usual. Despite his attempt at focusing, he felt exhausted just from reviewing. documents. Irritated, he got up and walked to the window. He spotted Juliet's lonely figure in the spacious square. Multiple thoughts-Juliet's feelings... Last night, Hugo suddenly asked him to return to the villa and said something to him-flooded in. As he turned around, he glimpsed the photo in the newspaper in the corner. He stared at the headline, unmoved.

Juliet sighed and wondered, What should I do to kill time? I knew this would happen, but I couldn't help it! I want to see him! Juller! Oh, Juliet! You were asking for it!

Just then, her phone rang, breaking the silence. She quickly pulled it out and saw Brantley's name on the screen, disbelief washing over her. She looked up and saw him standing by the window Putting the phone to her ear, she cautiously spoke, "Brantley?"

"Let's try dating." Brantley said plainly.

Juliet was stunned. "What did you just say?"

try dating, he

was driving to the Prairie

before, so satisfy his

Quinnlyn immediately contacted

her face fell as she looked at the photo, in which Jason was asleep beside Winona, his hand resting on her stomach. It was clear Winona

the next moment, a call

I didn't take you for a schemer!" said the voice from the

that, please find someone else. I'm busy Mikayla retorted. She wouldn't have answered the call if it wasn't for the important meeting later. She knew if she didn't answer it, Winona would go to great lengths

your dad to get a job will make you anything special" Winona taunted. "Or are you upset Jaxon chose me? Do think competing with Huxley in the

manor with Logan and the rest the other day. But Mildred had called her first thing to fill her in Regardless of whether Mildred exaggerated,