Predestined Bride

“The doctor said…”

Molly thought that Carl was still talking with her, so she wanted to convey the doctor’s words to him.

But Jessica interrupted her.

“I can’t walk for some days,” Jessica said.

Jessica’s tone was very indifferent as if she was talking about something immaterial to someone insignificant.

Jessica was sitting in the car, and Carl was standing outside. Though Molly was there, she felt they completely ignored her.

She was standing in front of Carl, but it was as if she could not chip in.

“You can’t walk now. But you still have to work. Are you that poor?” For some unknown reason, Carl’s expression suddenly changed and he said rascally, “Or, if you ask me Mr. Carl, I’ll have Kalyan send some money you need to your credit card.”

He said these words in a joking tone.

Molly felt even more confused.

“That would be unnecessary. How about eating together.” Jessica said indifferently.

Carl was stunned for a while, with a dull expression on his face.

Jessica said, “No?”

“Alright, how can I reject your invitation? What a coincidence! I’ve been dating a girl these days. I haven’t introduced her to you.” Carl smiled faintly with a relaxed and happy expression.

Dating… a girl…

Jessica thought in her mind for two seconds, and then she said “Oh.”

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She was really free and easy.

He was the only one who was sad.

Perhaps the words “she breaks up with him just because she wants to see him be in pain.” She said previously that was her grief talking. But who knows if she really thought that way?

She had a grudge against him.

He could feel it.

After Carl finished speaking, he turned to Sophia and beckoned her over.

Sophia couldn’t help but laugh when she saw Carl beckoning. She knew that she had made the right choice.

Sophia walked over with relaxed steps and asked Carl gently, “What’s the matter?”

“Let’s go have dinner with my sisters tonight. We should treat them to a meal.” As Carl spoke, his gaze landed on Jessica.

Jessica did not look at him.

Molly blinked again and again.

What did “sisters” meant?

Even if they were “sisters”, wasn’t she Carl’s real “sister”? Why did Carl only look at Jessica and not at her?

Molly twitched the corner of her mouth and turned to look elsewhere.

Women’s world was truly too complicated. She had no knowledge of that.

“Alright.” Sophia’s tone seemed truly happy.

Carl said, “Sisters,” and Jessica was involved.

Was he explaining to her that he only regarded Jessica as his “sister” now?

Regardless of what Carl truly thought, Sophia was very satisfied with Carl’s feeling for Jessica. Sister only.

Everything was going in the direction she had imagined.

Looking at Jessica’s emotionless face, Carl’s eyes darkened and he said, “Then let’s go to the Golden Cauldron Club.”

Jessica said coldly, “Alright.”

Carl nodded, then nodded heavily again, as if he was suppressing his anger by nodding.

However, Sophia was immersed in her own joy. She did not notice that something was wrong with Carl at all. She even reached out to hold Carl’s hand, “Alright, let’s go.”

Carl turned around, ignoring Sophia as he strode forward. He walked quickly and shook off Sophia’s hand to hold him.