Predestined Bride

Jessica glanced at them up and down quietly, as if she was watching a play.

Molly was young. Since she was Carl’s cousin, her peers, both boys and girls, honored her. Therefore, she had many friends.

Her friends were well-off and they had grown up in upper class. Weighing the pros and cons and calculating the gain were two required courses for them. But they were always irritable because they were young with little experience.

Christopher was different from those irritable boys. He was reserved, calm, and tolerant, as if everything was under his control.

He had the charm of a mature man precipitated from time, which was different from boys at Molly’s age.

At the same time, Christopher had the shrewdness that a businessman should have.

Gentleness and shrewdness, two contradictory characteristics, were displayed by Christopher in a very harmonious manner.

Molly didn’t like Christopher because he had chased after Jessica’s clout. But she didn’t hate him.

No one would hate a handsome gentleman.

Christopher was the kind of man who would fascinate young girls, and that was human nature.

Thinking of this, Molly calmed down a lot. She had just, as most of the other girls, felt the charm of Christopher, but there was nothing to be shy about.

Molly became even calmer and her tone was natural, “I came here to perform. You might have seen it just now.”

The glasses in front of Jessica and Christopher were almost empty, so they must have stayed here for a long time.

“I haven’t expected you to play in a band. Have you ever thought about making a career out of it?” Jessica’s slender and fair fingers clasped the transparent glass.

Molly smiled and shrugged, “It’s just my hobby.”Material © NôvelDrama.Org.

Then she added, “I prefer to look after my artist.”

Jessica smiled without saying a word.

Christopher seemed to be interested in the band, and asked seriously, “Is it difficult to learn drum?”

“It should not be too difficult. I had learnt it when I was a child. I vaguely remembered that I took it on quite quickly…”

Molly’s eyes were shining as she talked about her hobby.

Jessica found that she did not know much about her agent, and looked at Christopher.

Christopher listened earnestly to Molly’s story about learning to play drum when she was a child. He didn’t humor him, and his usual shrewdness was nowhere to be found, and he looked more like a good man.

For Molly, his trick was effective. She talked even more vigorously.

Jessica remembered that Christopher had taken advantage of her and sneered at him inwardly. A polished scoundrel was probably the best word to describe Christopher.

They were fully engaged in chatting.

Jessica couldn’t get a word in. She remembered Carl and sent him a message, “Come over as soon as the party is over. Your cousin is about to be cheated by a bad man.”

Carl sent two messages in succession.

“I’ll come over after dealing with Jayvion.”

“Who?”

Dealing with? How would he deal with Jayvion?

Jessica thought about Carl’s tricks and organized her thoughts, “He is your childhood friend after all. Don’t be too ruthless. Be lenient. Leave him alive.”

“Don’t worry.” Carl also added a “kissing” emoji at the end.

Jessica replied with an In-your-dream emoji.

Carl said, “Molly is thoughtless. Take care of her. Don’t let her be tricked unwittingly.”

Jessica said, “You are talking non-sense.”

Of course, she knew that Molly was thoughtless.