The Wrong Woman

Jasper's innate air of nobility and elegance was so striking that no one could associate him with being a mere salesman.

Imogen walked up to Jasper and tugged at his sleeve. She said quietly, "Let's go." She couldn't bear to see her newlywed husband mocked by her group of tactless ex-classmates. Jasper seemed to understand Imogen's thoughts. He gracefully pulled out a chair for her and sat down beside her. All eyes remained glued to Jasper.

One of their married classmates teased, "Imogen, I never expected your husband to be so handsome. You're really lucky!"

Imogen forced an awkward smile.

"Your husband is way better looking than Ethan," another classmate said.

Scarlett's face instantly darkened. She retorted unhappily, "No matter how handsome he is, he's still just a salesman showing people houses. How can he compare to Ethan?"

At that moment, a male classmate became more animated. He chimed in, "Yeah. Looks aren't everything for a man. He needs ability, strength, wealth, and... stamina."

They burst into laughter at the sexual innuendo. Everyone understood and laughed at the vulgar joke, except for Imogen and Jasper.

classmate, who had a crush on Imogen, quickly explained after the laughter, "Mr. Asher, don't be offended. We're not saying you lack stamina. After all, ability and wealth are visible, but stamina isn't something others can easily

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turned pale with embarrassment. She

Jasper held her hand then pressed it gently against his thigh, signaling for her to sit still.

saw Jasper was wearing a subtle and meaningful

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get to know about her past, hoping to build a good rapport. But now,

a glass of wine for Jasper. He continued,

up the glass

male classmates continued, "You've probably never

flip the table. Jasper gently massaged

moment, everyone was watching him. They seemed to be expecting a look of surprise on his face. They thought that he was naive about the finer things in

wine. Instead, he put the glass down and said, "I don't usually drink