A Man Like None Other And The Man Decree

Chapter 419

Under Josephine’s intense scrutiny, Jared couldn’t help but feel exasperated. Sometimes, I genuinely can’t understand what’s going through a woman’s mind.

“I was just curious as to why she isn’t here to keep you company,” Jared explained.

“Lizbeth has her work to attend to. She can’t possibly keep me company every day. She has been skipping work for the past few days to stay with me. Have you handled all your matters in Summerbank? Why don’t we return to Horington tomorrow? I feel ill at ease leaving my dad alone at home,” Josephine said bitterly.

When Jared heard this, a slight frown graced his forehead. Since he hadn’t accumulated enough money and was yet to get his hands on the medicinal herbs he was reluctant to leave Summerbank so soon. Additionally, Jared planned to drop by the Martial Arts Gathering that would be taking place next week.

“Oh, if you still have things to settle, we can remain here for a few more days. I was simply making a suggestion,” Josephine hastily added when she noticed the troubled look that marred Jared’s face.

Smiling, he voiced, “It’s all right. I can take you back to Horington tomorrow. However, I won’t be staying there for long as I still have unfinished business here.

After careful consideration, Jared decided that it would be a good idea to send Josephine back to Horington. She’ll be much safer there. If she remains in Summerbank, the members of the Crescent Sect and the Fergusons might come looking for trouble.

Josephine nodded

He also pled for her help in delaying the payment to Herb Palace. After repeated assurances that he would pay up the rest soon, Jared hung up the call and

wind of Jared and Josephine’s plans to return to Horington, he quickly drove to

look for a reliable person to assist you in organizing Templar Regiment.” As Jared was aware of Tommy and Phoenix’s budding relationship, he wanted them to spend more time

cheeks. “Mr. Chance, I have personal plans to handle some matters regarding Templar Regiment as well. I’ll

reply and said

and

evening when they arrived at Horington. Instead of visiting

Josephine called out excitedly the moment she stepped through

tea on the balcony, lit up when he heard his daughter’s

William waved his hand

with Summerbank’s local specialties. “Mr. Sullivan, I brought you a few gifts from Summerbank. Though I’m not sure if they’ll be to

I’ll surely enjoy anything you’ve picked out for me.” William heartily chuckled as he poured a

Josephine sidled close to her father and leaned on