Predestined Bride

“With Carl.” Summer said naturally.

Jessica’s expression changed slightly. She did not answer.

Carl had told Summer that Jessica wanted to break up with him recently.

But Summer knew Jessica. She wouldn’t break up with Carl for no reason. There must be a reason.

Summer asked quietly, “What’s wrong?”

“Let’s go out and talk.” Jessica tucked the corner of Rosie’s blanket and stood up.

Summer nodded and followed Jessica out.

After they left the room, Jessica said, “I always feel tired in this relationship. I thought it was better to break up with him. I don’t want to love him anymore. Maybe I could feel at ease then.”

Summer frowned, “Why do you think like this?”

“Carl didn’t love me in the past. He doesn’t love me very much now. I feel lonely and embarrassed to be trapped in this relationship.”

Jessica’s voice was filled with sadness, “I’m left in this relationship alone.”

“Why do you think that Carl doesn’t love you?” Summer was puzzled. Anyone knew that Carl loved Jessica very much.

It was obvious.

But why did Jessica think like that?

“We grew up together. We would be together a long time ago if we could. But he left me alone and went abroad then. Our relationship has been over at that time.”

Jessica laughed, but tears flashed in her eyes.

“It’s not like that, Jessica.”

Summer tried to persuade her.

Jessica smiled and interrupted her, “I’ve thought it through very clearly. Summer, you don’t need to persuade me.”

The words got stuck in Summer’s throat. She could only say, “Have a good rest first. Let’s talk about it tomorrow.”

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…

Early the next morning.

Molly came to see Jessica with many bags in her hands.

When Jessica got up, Leonardo had gone to work. Summer and Molly were sitting downstairs.

Molly was very reserved. She heaved a sigh of relief when she saw Jessica.

“You’re so early.” Jessica walked over to Molly and sat down.

“I have a business event later, so I came early.” Molly felt very concerned when she saw Jessica’s bandaged arm. “Why are you injured like this?”

“It’s fine.” Jessica was calm.

Molly was even angrier, “This affair can’t end like this. Let’s sue the organizers. They must compensate you.”

Jessica pursed her lips in disapproval, “Don’t say angry words.”

Most of the people rehearsing the play this time are old seniors, and many of the others are people they knew. The organizers also had good relations with their teachers.

This affair involved them and it could not be blown up.

“Alright.” Molly nodded unhappily.

…

Molly came over early in the morning. Summer guessed that she had not eaten breakfast yet, so she invited Molly to breakfast.

Just as they sat down, Jessica heard the sound of a car outside.

“Who is it?” Was it another visitor to see her?

Soon, a man came in.

“So you are having Breakfast.” It was Carl.

Carl was not polite at all. He sat down at the table like he was at home. He looked at Summer with a smile, “Summer, do you mind if I have breakfast here?”

Summer laughed and turned to the servant, “Add a pair of dishes and chopsticks.”