Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 55 Pursuing Chloe

There were chili peppers, meat, tomatoes, and kidney beans in Chloe’s dish. It did not look savory at all.

She sat there innocently, her gaze fixed directly on him.

“It’s chili con carne,” she said.

It was an authentic dish, and she assumed he had never had it before.

Joseph remained unimpressed and did not take a single bite throughout the whole meal.

Chloe, on the other hand, relished the meal and even took a few photos to share on her social media, flaunting her new clothes and the dinner they were having.

Harold was the first to like and comment on her post.

[Coco, are you on a date with that rascal?]

[Yes, Grandpa. We went out for a date today, and I had a great time.]

After she had replied to Harold, she showed Joseph her phone.

“See? I helped you complete your mission,” she said.

“Okay,” he responded curtly before getting up to pay the bill.

After that, they headed home and took Toto for a walk. When they arrived at a spacious field, Joseph released Toto and let it run free.

As they walked, a golden retriever suddenly appeared and charged toward Toto. Chloe’s pupils dilated with fear that the other dog might hurt Toto. She instinctively crouched down, holding Toto close to her chest to protect it.

was such an idiot. Nothing would happen if dogs fought with each other, but she would need to be vaccinated

walked over and pulled her

other,” he said, his

Chloe was stunned. “They

to play together when they were young. The goldie’s owner should be nearby,” he

were back,” the

back not too long ago.”

nodded and turned to look at Chloe.

is my wife,” Joseph replied.

as she beamed. “Yes,

first time Joseph was hearing Chloe call him her husband, and he could not. quite describe how he felt about it. However, he did

tactful man and knew not to disturb their romantic stroll. He quickly said a few words

to sleep. He stumbled upon a photo Chloe had posted and a slender hand at the corner of

was clearly a man’s hand.

a moment before typing a comment, but then

last day of the first course of

she carefully placed the perfectly molded balls into the frying pan. However, before she could do so, the woman next to her cast a sidelong glance at her and rudely tossed her own meatballs into the pan, causing

at the blisters rapidly forming on her hand.

and asked in concern, “Hang on. I’ll go

you don’t pay attention to your surroundings,”

of pain, and she looked at the woman with a frown. “You

saw what the

If you can’t handle a little pain, maybe you shouldn’t be learning to

sneered.

well-known in Aesper as a powerful and cunning businesswoman. She looked down on poor people, especially girls who liked to