Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 59 This Is Her First Time

Chloe caught a glimpse of his actions and tightened her fists nervously.

She was afraid of both how he would respond and how he would not respond. After all, this was her first time doing such a thing. She was scared. Her cheeks were flushed with a rosy hue, almost as if she could boil a pot of water with the warmth she felt.

Just when she was lost in her anxious thoughts, Joseph threw his woolen shirt right over her head!

Chloe was stunned and the world around her turned black.

“If you do this again, you’ll have to bear the consequences.”

His voice echoed in her ears, devoid of any warmth or emotion. It sounded exactly like what Joseph would say-unyielding as a rock and cold as ice.

Chloe was ashamed, but after a few seconds, the heat in her body dissipated, leaving her trembling as if she had gone through an ordeal of fire and ice.

She pulled the woolen shirt off her head and hastily put on her clothes before running into the bedroom. She called Emily and vented her frustration at the terrible idea Emily had given her. Not only had she failed to seduce him, but she had also made him

Emily was silent for a long time before concluding, “It’s time to cut your losses.”

angry.

master bedroom, Joseph wiped away the blood trickling from

nose.

with thoughts of her. Especially the scene of

the early morning hours. The last time he had stayed up

assistant, Lucas, was startled upon seeing the two

you unwell, Mr. Joseph?”

than Owen’s when his wife kicked him out of

a

sleep,” Joseph replied.

Joseph’s usual coffee with wolfberry tea and kindly reminded him, “We have a dinner party tonight. If you’re not feeling well, we

that,” Joseph replied.

because every time he saw her, he

Chloe had not slept well

of the most shameful and humiliating experiences of her life, one that made her want to dig a hole and disappear into it forever. Even in her dreams, Joseph

reply to messages

about and traffic moving in an orderly fashion. Chloe was standing at a bus stop when a Mercedes pulled up next to her.

aren’t you going to the reunion?” asked Peter Franklin, her ex-coursemate, as he rolled down