When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 668

When Dailey’s grandfather, old man Caldwell Clarkson, found out about the situation, he decided to send the boy abroad, claiming it was to broaden his horizons and learn a thing or two. “Actually…” Greg patted my head, “You get it, right?”

“So,”

I reached out and tapped Greg’s chiseled jaw, “It’s this kind of story that sticks with you, huh?”

Greg gave me a sideways glance, “So, what? You’ve figured Dailey and his first love are a lost cause, and now you plan to play matchmaker with him and Christine?” “Not exactly. It’s all up to Chris.”

I pulled my hand back, “I just think it’s a shame to miss out on something good over a misunderstanding.”

“Playing word games with me, huh?”

Greg leaned in and brushed his nose against mine, “I’ve spilled the beans. What’s my reward?”

I pushed him back before he could get any closer, “I haven’t finished asking my questions.”

Greg let out a hum, his hands not stopping, “Ask away.”

I held his hand, speaking seriously, “Doesn’t this mean Chris isn’t ‘worthy’ of entering the Clarkson’s grand doors either?”

Nowadays, Janedream, as a company Chris co-founded, was thriving, making money hand over fist.

But for a family like Dailey’s, it wasn’t just about the money. And to them, Janedream might as well be small fry.

she can enter or not, that’s for Dailey to

finally got some time alone. Let’s

“Stop it…”

but my efforts were

down my hands with

I blushed, “Greg!”

his voice a low chuckle in my ear, “Keep going, I love

was driving like a bat out of hell, fuming more with every

what was the

Losing her mind, maybe!

gave her the cold shoulder, as stoic as a monk.

choked up with frustration and couldn’t vent to Jane at this ungodly hour. So, she ended up turning

up his calls, decided to head home. But fate had other plans when they bumped into

for some fun?”

struggling to keep her composure,

think I came

suggested, as they both entered, “I’ve got

taking a seat at the bar and signaling the bartender,

to her, “Ms. Jackson likes

in no

“Since we’ve bumped int

mpany’ll buy nee?

Mr.

drink.”

let a lady pay, especially not for tonight’s fun. This one’s on me.”