A Healer’s Journey

Chapter 206 A Perfect Match

Yuliana and Jared had been in a relationship for three years, yet during this time, they had no intimate contact beyond holding hands.

As best friends, Sallie was very clear about that.

So, while she was advising Yuliana to be reserved and maintain her dignity, telling her not to give herself to a man before marriage, she was secretly courting Jared. In the end, she successfully ended up with him.

That could be considered the standard procedure for modern besties.

Then, she was accusing Yuliana of being a hypocrite. Yuliana wanted to curse back, but her excellent upbringing left her at a loss for how to insult and retort someone.

Seeing that, Sallie became even more satisfied. “But thanks to Jared for choosing me. Otherwise, how could he have achieved what he has today? Did you know? Jared is now the deputy CEO of Howard Group’s Jadeborough branch! Would your old-fashioned grandpa have paved the way for Jared’s future if he continued to be with you?”

At that point, Sallie, far from being ashamed, hugged Jared proudly and asked, “So, are you regretting not giving yourself to Jared sooner?”

The usually reticent Yuliana was so angry that her eyes turned red.

Finnegan tightened his grip on her hand, having a basic understanding of the situation then.

Taking another look at Sallie’s face, then turned to Jared, who wore a proud expression and remained silent.

A playful smile tugged at the corner of his mouth. “You’re absolutely right. It’s a perfect match indeed, all thanks to Yuliana being abandoned! He’s a man who’s willing to compromise his principles to be a kept man, and you’re a woman who can accompany old men for the sake of a kept man’s future. You two truly are a match made in heaven.”

As Jared’s expression changed, Finnegan lowered his head in gratitude. “Thank you both for shamelessly getting together. It allowed Yuliana to escape from her misery early on, staying away from the kept man and the shameless best friend!”

Sallie retorted, “What nonsense are you talking about?”

Her mind was in utter chaos. How does this guy know?

Indeed, she had accompanied men old enough to be her father or even her grandfather for the sake of Jared’s future.

Otherwise, it would have been impossible for Jared to join Howard Group just a few years after graduating from university, let alone become the deputy CEO of a subsidiary with an annual salary of millions.

one knew about that matter except for Jared.

surprise. “Did I say something wrong? You’ve been accompanying the old man in charge of recruitment just so this kept man could get a job. Then, for his

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past two years. Did I get that

the others showed expressions as if they had seen a ghost, and Yuliana looked stunned, Finnegan let out a light sigh.

truly are a good woman! But what a pity…” Finnegan pointed at Jared and said to Sallie with a regretful expression, “He only wants to use your body to pave the way for his brilliant life. He has never thought of marrying you. Being with Yuliana was only because he valued that Yuliana’s grandfather is one

face turned pale. She blurted out, “How could

she retorted, “You’re talking nonsense. None of these things happened

using me, are you? You will definitely marry me, won’t you?”

the look he gave Finnegan was filled with both apprehension

in the countryside, and he knew well that his future would be limited if he only relied

of Sallie. Initially, when he pursued Yuliana, it was because he valued that

hoping to change his fate through

a man of strategy and cunning. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have endured three years without touching Yuliana. “Baby, been together for over two years. Don’t you know whether

Maou?”.

of marrying me, how could we have possibly been together for two

stand

pitiful yet detestable. This is the typical case

anger. Let’s go in first. I heard that Ms. Langdon and several other young ladies are having a

called out to stop

want to say? We’re not going to listen. You’re just

“Whether you are

matter.”

added, “But you can’t ignore the

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any further. After all,

ways, innocent people would