The Wrong Woman

Jasper ended the call and returned to sit beside Imogen. Letting out a soft sigh, he glanced at her expression.

She seemed unconcerned.

Jasper didn't dwell on it. After all, it was simply a business matter.

He briefly explained, "We have a new artist who recently signed with the company. She's struggling with depression and is quite emotionally unstable."

Imogen was aware of Star Enterprise's subsidiary in film and television.

Nevertheless, she hadn't anticipated an artist under their management becoming involved with Jasper, the prominent CEO.

Imogen playfully teased, "You must be quite the busy CEO, managing Star Enterprise with its vast reach across multiple industries. It seems like you're a master multitasker, keeping an eye on every single employee!"

Jasper furrowed his brow, gazing at Imogen for a moment before catching the undertone in her words. "Imogen, I sense a hint of sarcasm in your comment."

Imogen pursed her lips, forcing a strained smile as she gazed up at the stars.

She recognized her passive-aggressive behavior. However, wasn't it often the case for women influenced by jealousy to act in this manner?

Ultimately, Imogen preferred Jasper to perceive her as cryptic rather than revealing her jealousy.

Imogen stood up quietly, her demeanor subdued. "We should head back."

just arrived. Why the rush?"

go," Imogen insisted,

for not lingering longer

back,

they reached home, she bid Jasper a curt "goodnight" before

next morning

house was quiet, devoid of

gathered around the

appeared tense and

wouldn't solve anything. After all, Jasper was wealthy-maybe Carol

up, "Grandma, Dad, Mom, there's something I need to

turned

became serious, speaking earnestly,

his sentence, Imogen abruptly cut

Everyone was taken aback.

staring at Imogen with a puzzled expression. Her words were not what he

was Gregory and Carol's beloved daughter, and they would likely be more forgiving of her mistakes. On the other

man Aunt Eloise introduced me to. His name isn't Asher; it's

Carol were stunned, their eyes meeting in silent