The Heir's Secret Bride

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08:21 Mon, Nov 11 Chapter 363

Joel put on a smiling face and approached Jeremiah's table. Just as everyone thought he was going to stand up for the woman and start a fight, Joel bowed deeply at a ninety-degree angle to both of them. "Jeremiah, Yve, good evening. What a coincidence to run into both of you here. I'm not sure what this clueless woman did to offend you, Jeremiah, so feel free to handle it however you like."

Joel's words left the woman waiting for him to retaliate completely stunned. She stared at the scene in front of her, unable to believe that her supposed ally would bow so low to these two. Joel is the son of a big shot in Betrico; who exactly are these two people?' She realized she had messed with the wrong people Fear finally gripped her; she wanted to run, but with so many eyes on her, she knew there was no escaping.

After speaking, Joel lowered his head, unable to look at the two. Don't blame me for being cowardly; that last time at the bar, seeing Keira getting beaten up by Yve was no joke. The next day, before I even made a move, Keira had already decided to leave the scene. It was obviously Jeremiah's doing! Jeremiah spoke, his expression emotionless, his voice cold and devoid of warmth. "Is she your girlfriend?"

Those four words sent chills down Joel's spine. He immediately denied it. "No, Jeremiah, she's not my girlfriend. We haven't officially established anything; we're just in a flirtation stage, really. Jeremiah, I swear on my character.

Besides, what he said was right-she had wanted him to see her as a unique

the woman and gestured for her to come over, warning

mocking gazes of everyone, feeling as ridiculous as she had

said to the woman. "Are we dating? I've only pursued you

around them began to whisper and point at

woman too full of herself? The guy's only pursued her for a few days,

this old guy wrapped around her finger and even got him to abandon his wife and kids. Don't you think

too. That woman sitting over there is the real villain; she even broke that girl's hand. Don't you think that's cruel?" The girls watching scoffed at his words,

are

can act so brazenly;