Let's Get Married

Chapter 673: A Woman Visiting Late at Night

Jasmine cannot understand the complexity in Pehry's eyes. It is just that she feels relieved when he lets her watch TV in the living room. Fortunately, she doesn't have to drink, which may make her do something wrong.

However, she doesn't expect that half an hour later, the doorbell rings once again, exceptionally urgently.

Jasmine turns to look at the man sitting there motionlessly, and then walks to the door and opens it.

She thinks it is his friend or assistant, but unexpectedly, there is actually a woman, who looks somewhat familiar...

Both of them are frozen when they see each other. Jasmine comes to her senses first and then says, "Are you Miss Zora Garcia?" Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org exclusive © material.

Zora is a very popular host in the country. She hosts the Morning News section of the most authoritative TV station. A while ago, the Morning News got popular because of the hot topic about her.

Jasmine also knows her, who is always a trending topic and very beautiful. When Jasmine sees her in person, she feels that the TV is indeed a Foe-Glass. Obviously, Zora is even more beautiful than how she looks in the TV!

She thinks that her face is small enough. But Zora's is even smaller than hers. She is slim but not thin, and well-proportioned. She wears a classic trench coat of Beauty Brand with a tight black dress underneath, which makes her elegant.

Zora once hosted a banquet. After that, there was a gathering net for them to have dinner together. She didn't want to go. After all, most of the people in these gatherings are oily. But when she heard Pehry was also there, she agreed without hesitation.

It turns out that she has indeed earned Pehry's favor. However, she is just his bedfellow. But she is still on call. It isn't a loss as long as she can hitch on Pehry.

Besides, he has a good shape and is good at that. And he is very generous, so why not?

After receiving Pehry's message tonight, she drives over without thinking twice. However, she doesn't expect another woman to be there when the door opens.

Zora calmly looks at Jasmine from head to toe.

The more she looks at her, the more disdainful she feels. The nervousness at the beginning is gone. It's just a little girl.

Zora raises her hand and brushes the hair in her ear. She says arrogantly, "I'm looking for Pehry."

Jasmine hurriedly steppes aside to let her in. "Please, please come in."

Zora glances at her and immediately enters the room. Seeing the slippers at the door, she changes her shoes with them and says in a low voice, "They are not the slippers I wore last time. Take a new pair."

Jasmine is puzzled. So this Miss Zora often comes here?

When Zora gets up, she meets Jasmine's confused gaze. Then she says with an enigmatical smile, "I often come to Pehry's house. You probably don't know this."

Although Jasmine doesn't understand why Zora says this to her, she can feel the unkindness in her words and politely replies, "Oh, I see."

Zora doesn't waste too much time with her. She takes off her coat at the door and walks to Pehry.

"Mr. Pehry, why are you drinking alone again?"

Her voice is full of glamour, totally different from the tone when she just spoke to Jasmine.

Jasmine rarely hates a person in a short period of time. This Miss Zora is an exception. She just meets her for less than ten minutes, and she has already somewhat disliked her.

Pehry pulls the woman in his arm and kisses her forehead. The playboy Pehry is back again. "Drinking is the only way to enjoy yourself."

"Hateful!" The woman pretends to be embarrassed and hits him gently, more like flirting than refusing.

Jasmine has never seen such a scene before. She grows up in a traditional family, and her families express their love in an indirect way. She cannot take it when she sees such a scene.

She clears her throat and points to upstairs. "If there's nothing for me to do, I'll go up."

Zora can't have wished for better. But just as she is about to say something, Pehry says, "Just continue watching TV."

She does want to watch TV, but now that the two of them are here flirting with each other, how does she watch?

Jasmine takes a deep breath and tries her best to calm down. "I don't want to watch it now."

Pehry looks at her stern face. Originally, he didn't want to put her on the spot, but now, he changes his mind.

He thought that she really cares about nothing, but now it doesn't seem to be the case.

Thus, he points to the sofa not far away and gives the order, "Sit there and watch. Go over."

Jasmine knows that it is useless for her to refuse, so she has to obey and sit down. She just pretends that there is no one behind her. Anyway, she can't see them with her back facing them.

It turns out that she is still too naive. That she cannot see them doesn't mean that she cannot hear. When those ambiguous groans enter her ears, she feels terribly uneasy.

"Be gentle. It hurts so much..."

"It itches so much. Don't stay here. There's still someone else..."

"Mr. Pehry, I miss you so much..."

At the beginning, Jasmine can even pretend that she doesn't hear the woman's unruly voice. However, the woman behind her does not restrain herself. Instead she shouts louder and louder, as if she is doing it on purpose.

Is she purposely shouting so that Jasmine can hear it?

She is unable to listen to what is played on TV. She just feels that a host who usually looks so perfect on TV can actually do this in front of others...

Jasmine is in a great shock. After experiencing so many things in a single night, she really wants to vent her anger.

The little flame in her heart cannot be suppressed any longer. She stands up from the sofa and walks to the bar. They have already hooked up with each other. Jasmine cannot hide her emotion. She says with an unhappy look on her face, "I'm going to go to sleep."

Pehry looks up at her and says in a relaxed tone, "Sleep? Wait a moment."

"I won't wait any longer." Jasmine cannot suppress her anger and simply says, "I will disturb you, so why don't you let me go up and sleep?"

Seeing the flames burning in her eyes, Pehry somehow likes this Jasmine better than the obedient one.

Don't pretend. Just say what she wants.

She behaves well, but there is no less rebellion inside her than anybody else.

"I don't feel disturbed, or do you mind?"

Jasmine is about to explode with anger. Mind? Can't she mind when they do such a thing in front of her?