Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me

Chapter 747

Jasmine was rendered speechless by what Josh had just said.

After a long while, she said, “Did I ask you that during our blind date? I can’t recall. I only remember you held a rose in your mouth and rode a bike there that day.

“You even tried to give me the rose that you held in your mouth. Fortunately, I watched you arrive, or I would’ve accepted the rose. Speaking of which, you weren’t sincere at all. If you were, you would’ve told me then that you were from the Bucham family.”

If she knew that Josh was from the mysterious Bucham family of Wiltspoon, she would never have gone on the blind date with him.

Josh grumbled in his heart, ‘It was because I saw my boss conceal his identity to get married. Although he deceived his wife, he could examine her character. If Serenity fell in love with Zachary, he could be sure that she fell for him as a person, not because of his identity or status.’

Therefore, Josh followed in Zachary’s footsteps.

Later, when he saw how Zachary was afraid of confessing his identity to Serenity and that she would dump him out of anger, Josh decided to come clean about his identity to Jasmine. Unexpectedly, she already knew in advance.

Sure enough, Jasmine distanced herself from him and did not try to become friends.

He had no choice but to take the brother-in-law route.

Jasmine’s imagination was so rich that she

was gay, Zachary would never

during the blind. date because I

on a blind date with you out of my heart’s desire. I really want to give us

here tonight on a job. It’s fine as long as you’re not hitting

the Soxes and Buchams was rather wide. Jasmine

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rejected by the gentry.

to deal with those noble ladies frequently in order to pave the

she remembered her cousin

did not give. up even

how her aunt reprimanded Shawn after

not even allowed to come to her house anymore. He was followed by

and did not dare look

afraid that she would

the Stone family hosted a banquet and announced the relationship between

had never given up in the first place, but now