Love's Perfect Match

Elspeth had never seen Jethro looking so lost before, so she couldn't help feeling incredibly guilty. But, at the same time, she was also aware that she could not allow him to overthink the issue.

"Of course not. You are an employee at my company. So, if something were to happen, it would also be on my head."

It was the perfect answer—professional and polite. There was absolutely nothing wrong with her response. Naturally, Jethro could not find the answer he desired either.

"Is that all?"

She snorted at his inquiry. Although her voice was unchanged, her attitude became cold and indifferent. "Didn't I make myself clear enough just now? I will not fall in love with you, so you should give up on that hope as soon as possible."

Jethro was so drunk that he could barely stand straight. As a result, he staggered unsteadily as he leaned against the door frame. A trace of sorrow entered his voice as he lamented, "I know it's impossible for you to fall in love with me, but I wanted to try anyway."

"Why would you want to do something so futile?"

She simply could not understand him. An ordinary person would have seriously reflected on whether their behavior was worth the effort after being rejected by the same person repeatedly. Even if they wanted to persist in their actions, they generally gave up due to the previous rejections.

Yet, he wasn't anything like that. Instead, he seemed to believe that he would have a chance as long as he could break through all the obstacles standing before him.

"I don't know, but I really like you. I have liked you for so many years."

"Have you ever thought that your feelings for me might not be what you consider love?"

Jethro gave her a sad look, and then he smiled. "Even if you don't have feelings for me, you shouldn't say things like that to hurt my feelings."

Those words were too hurtful. They practically negated all his efforts right at the source.

"Alright. I won't say anything to hurt you again."

Then, Elspeth turned around to return to her room so that she could change into something more presentable and send him home. Contrary to her expectations, she had just placed one foot in her house when the drunken man took it as an invitation to follow into the house. Moreover, he immediately collapsed on the couch as soon as he entered her home.

"What are you doing? Don't you dare tell me that you're planning to sleep here?"

that he was gradually

of her house, so he closed his eyes and leaned back into the couch

can't stay here!"

her surprise, although he was utterly wasted, he still had the sense of mind to grab onto the couch desperately. He practically glued himself to

him, which caused her to lose her

the disheveled person in his arms with a teasing grin as he spoke with his alcohol-ladened breath.

throwing myself into

climbed to her feet. Unfortunately, before she could steady herself, she was dragged back into his

move. Let me hold you for a

of coquettishness, which sounded

actions were wrong and

now while you are

had fallen through, he decided to act shamelessly instead. Hence, he leaned back into the couch,

sleep at my

her tomorrow and happened

the current situation

to have fallen asleep, uncaring of the consequences his

standing beside him strode away. Then, just when he thought that Elspeth was planning a different method to kick him out, he felt a

better be gone by the time I wake up

complained to himself that

covering Jethro with a blanket, she returned to her

the situation downstairs. He

like he's

you should come downstairs for breakfast. I've made your favorite thick toast

stuck out of the kitchen, and then Jethro waved at her with a

rendered speechless. Why has the situation gone from bad

ask you to

his head, looking slightly aggrieved. "It's all because you always skip breakfast every day. I noticed that you eat nothing but bread

words Jethro spoke might have sounded like he was doing her kindness, but it

making breakfast. No matter how it looked, it really seemed inappropriate to drive him away at