A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 222

Her Fragility

Christopher’s gaze was filled with indifference when he gazed at Jacyntha.

“Jacyntha, since when did you become my fiancée? Why don’t I know about it?”

Jacyntha was sobbing so much that she could hardly catch her breath. “Of course I am! The Smith family and the Collins family think that we’re a perfect match. There has never been any woman by your side other than me. With all that, can’t I be considered your fiancée?”

Christopher closed his eyes and emphasized, “Jacyntha, you’re not. You’ll never be my wife—be it in the past, present, or future. I allow you to stay by my side because I treat you as my younger sister. I have no romantic feelings for you.”

Jacyntha was merely upset at Natalie’s words.

However, when she heard Christopher’s words, she felt like a bomb had just exploded in her heart.

“You can’t treat me like this, Chris!” Ignoring the sales associates staring at her, she burst into tears and wailed, “I like you so much that I’m dead set on marrying you! Do you think that I’m evil because I bullied that woman? Is that why you said all that? I can apologize to her and seek her forgiveness, but please don’t say something like that!”

“Jacyntha, is it possible for you to stop liking me?”

Jacyntha’s tears streamed

can’t make myself fall in love with you. I’ve already got

her lips. Despite her

her fingers away expressionlessly, not even sparing her a

as he left ruthlessly, Jacyntha burst into a crying

fault! That freckled

To me, he’s my entire world. However, this woman

if she could not secure Christopher for herself, Natalie would not

she would make life

was exceptionally

drenched in the rain and splashed by coffee, Natalie wrapped her

Suddenly, her phone rang.

a call from Xavian, she forced herself to become more

“Hello, Sweetheart!”

car now. Franklin

fetched back to the Bowers residence, it was absurd that they had brought

to live with Franklin and Sophia for a while.” After a slight pause, Xavian continued carefully, “Also, Mommy, I…