Six Brothers Plea for Forgiveness

Chapter 137

Julia Garcia’s hope plummeted at Jack’s guarded demeanor. Last night, Max had told her Jack had left the bar with a girl, but she hadn’t believed it. She’d tracked him to the hotel. It was true.

She’d been foolish, trying to win over Jack’s mother and spreading rumors of an engagement to get closer to him. He’d always been distant.

Jack stared coldly at her, saying nothing. She didn’t dare approach him further. A waiter arrived with a food cart. Jack took it, glancing at Julia Garcia. “Excuse me.”

She stepped back, her voice tinged with resentment.“Jack, I just…”

He closed the door without a word, wheeling the cart to Alice.

Alice glanced at the door.“Who was that?” It sounded like a woman.

Jack’s voice was calm. Room service. He handed Alice a bag. “Change your clothes.”

Alice looked at the bag, then at herself. How was she supposed to change without anything to cover herself?

Jack turned around.“Go ahead. I won’t look.”

She blushed, finding fresh clothes and underwear in the bag. She quickly changed. I’m done.”

Jack turned back, pushing the cart closer. “Eat something.”

Alice was hungry. She sat on the bed, glancing at him. Want some?”

His phone rang. He went to the balcony. His voice hardened.“Spit it

“What happened with Little Lemon last night?”

Jack sounded uncomfortable. “Mind your own business.”

sleep with her? What

I wouldn’t

out

She’s not right for you.

his gaze softening. His voice was tinged with bitterness.“I know.” He knew better than anyone. But

the subject. “How’s the

family is also at the business school, in the same

Max’s bodyguards taken

probably saw you leave with Alice. The Garcia family might suspect you have

knew she wanted to escape the Windham family. Knowing about their relationship would only bring her more

trouble.

easy. But what about Alice? Last night could have beep

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there!”

“Didn’t you

most serious offense and expose it. Let the Garcia family deal with their daughter.” Jack knew Alice didn’t want his interference, but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t act.

He didn’t want anyone to

eating. She looked at him, her eyes

“In the afternoon.”

“If

you

feel well, you can

fine. Class isn’t tiring; I just sit there. She felt awkward, unsure

and smiled.“Afraid to

don’t want to skip class.”

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