Person

iced anything either. He was busy with the guests when they were at the reception. He was occupied by nonstop greetings and bes

dy to rest when one of the maids knocked on their door. Celi

erything. He was calling you out. " The maid informed him. H

knew Noris, and he was shocked earlier when she found out that they were brothers. Noris was her friend, and he had n

efore Noris went to see Jefferson, he called John first, informing him that it was Celina whom he

son asked, neglecting the fact

ht you loved Wendy? Why did you have to

now Celina? Did you know my

nterrupted him, "Noris, what do y

marry was Celina?! If I had found out that it was her, I woul

the marriage first. It turns out that Noris was the first one to receive the

fused because he already loved someone, and it tu

at I wanted. I was working harder so I would be able to offe

dn't think I'm being unfair to you." Jefferson looked at his dad and t

e." John told Noris while pulling him up. Noris was now kneeling on the floo

bout Noris. 'He refused the company of the woman

loved all at once.' As he got inside the mansion, Jefferson murmured. When he reached the s

a's luggage still on the floor. He looked at it and t

to put your things in the cl

acant room for me tomorrow. I will unpack

will say once he finds out that you were sleeping in a different

think we were sleeping in different rooms unless your maids or someone told him. " Celina simply replied. John was s

ey knew each other made Jefferson think that she was trying to keep a distance between them bec

didn't know what she had just said to make him angry. She still hadn't unpacked her things and decided to do what she had planned, but decided to follow Jefferson onl

o it. It turns out that she just agreed and wanted nothing else. He decided to sleep in his study so Celina wouldn't be uncomforta

t it is my we

said, sobbing. Jefferson rubbed his face with his hand after heari

ady married. We'r

not asking you to divorce your wife. Just spare me some o

espected her for being his longest girlfriend. He didn't want her to become his mist

I'll pretend I didn't hear you say that. Goodbye, Wendy." Jefferson said and hung up. He did

rriage. He couldn't help but rem