Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 378

“You speak too soon, Jeremy,” Wyatt commented, “Have you forgotten Jefferson has Rayna at his side? Remember how well she handled Faymon Group before? She’ll definitely do all she can to convince those politicians in order to help Jefferson regain the right to become the heir to the Terblanc family.”

Upon throwing a strawberry into his mouth, he continued, “However, it’s thanks to Curtis’ lessons that she’s able to become that powerful. Anyone would be afraid of someone as mighty as her on any side.”

Glaring at him, Jeremy spat, “You should shut your mouth! No one here thinks you’re mute!”

In response, Wyatt shrugged.

Curtis’ countenance remained unchanged as he asked, “When’s the party?”

Jeremy replied, “Two months from now.”

“Arnaud will no doubt be there too to expand his influence.” Then, Curtis’ eyes darkened before he ordered, “Tell James the date and location of the party.”

As though Jeremy had already understood his intentions, he warned, “Yartran is Arnaud’s territory. Not only that, he has a lot of spies and a lot of money to hire retired veterans. If James gets himself captured after you send him there, it’s hard to say if we can extract him safely.”

“He’s going to be fine. After all, he and Theodore graduated from the same military academy,” Wyatt assured. “Don’t worry. I’ll take good care of all matters related to his overseas trip.”

Furiously, Jeremy argued, “I just don’t want to drag another person into this matter and mess things up even further! What are you going to do if something happens to James? And if you stupidly mention this in front of Kristie, are you going to take responsibility if she reacts badly to the news?”

“Hey! I’m not stupid!”

“Are you going to tell me you never did anything stupid before?”

“Enough!” Curtis abruptly scowled and interrupted their bickering. “If you two don’t have anything else to do, just go home!”

Jeremy glared at Wyatt before advising, “Curtis, you’ve been taking care of Kristie without appropriate rest for a while now. Let me take care of her for a few days. Besides, you can’t keep ignoring your company.”

“I brought my computer here. I can deal with company matters online. You two should head back.”

Well, since he insists, I don’t think I should keep persuading him, Jeremy thought as he told Curtis to call him if the latter needed his help. Then, he left the condominium with Wyatt.

drove to the condominium in his car, so he

the vehicle, he noticed the small decorations in the

about Wyatt’s expression when they first met earlier, he realized what

split up if she doesn’t love you anymore. I know you’re always capable of letting things go. However, if something big really did happen between the two of you, you should leave her amicably. Don’t make things difficult

sensible when it comes to women. Don’t talk as if I

Jeremy sighed.

left the

City’s famous Zenisan Villa. The journey

parked his

front of the door and pressed

glanced at him when opening the door before swiftly lowering

had occurred

blanket into a rope and used it during her escape attempt. However, the ‘rope’ wasn’t secure,

and

bother to open the door properly and kicked it open. When he entered the room, he saw Jessica was about to leave the bed.

naturally spooked

who had stepped into the room, Wyatt dragged her outside by her

arm. He was so forceful that she felt as though her arm was about to come

to take deep breaths reflexively.

on the third floor that she was tossed onto

and leaned his cold countenance toward her. “In the future, the housekeepers will stay by your side for the entire day. I wonder if you can still escape when

hand and grabbed him frenziedly. “We’ve already broken up! You don’t have the right

you going to do about it? You’re trapped

so infuriated that

Wyatt caught Jessica’s hand and snapped

and patted her face. “Your uncle and aunt are your only kin still alive in this world, Jessica.

want

you, so they’re valuable.” As Wyatt spoke, he forcefully pressed her onto the carpet and inclined

recognize the man brimming with hostility in front of