The Richest Man in Metropolis is My Backer by Dream Searcher

hapter 278

Oh… I get it! I totally get it!” Jean clapped her hands in realization, her excitement growing.

nable to resist prying further, she asked, “So, who made the first move?”

immediately recalled Soren’s words–how he claimed I’d taken advantage of him while drunk, kissing him that ight and even complimenting his soft lips.

ly mind raced, and I instinctively turned to him, commanding, “Not a word! This conversation ends now!”

oren stayed silent, but the amused glint in his eyes deepened.

ean, sharp as ever, caught on within seconds and lit up with sheer delight. “I can’t believe this, Taylor! You two ave already gotten so far, yet you’ve never said a word to me!”

No, nothing happened! It was a misunderstanding, an accident!” I protested.

hen, realizing it had all started because of her birthday party idea, I quickly shifted the blame: “You’re one to talk This is all your fault!”

My fault?! I didn’t play matchmaker. You two were the ones who got into each other yourselves.”

I almost blurted out but

Jean would have realized that the night of my birthday party was when

drunk, and there would be no stopping er excitement then. After all, anyone would assume something had happened if a man and a woman spent the ight alone together.

would only have made things

skyrocketed at my abrupt silence. She leaned in eagerly. “What about

eat! I’m

Don’t leave us

hang and suffer,” I declared, grinning as I refused to say another

playfully bickered while Soren watched silently, amusement evident

her face on the table as she laughed at us.

Jean’s curiosity. She tried to dig out more details about my “kiss” with Soreir it my lips remained

restaurant, Cherry headed back to the office, and Soren drove

we were alone in the back of his car. The air between us

Soren would try something new to convince me to be in a relationship now that I was officially single. he thought made me both nervous

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and I became increasingly restless. To hide my unease, I turned to look out the window, pretending to admire the passing scenery.