Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 696 Lend Me a Woman First

Deirdre raised her head, trying to remember, but she could not.

"What's going on?" The man leaned closer and kissed the side of her lips. He teased her on purpose by saying, "Or have I misunderstood your intention that you want to do something else before you sleep?"

Deirdre immediately lowered her head in embarrassment while Brendan chuckled and cuddled her. "Go to sleep."

"Hmm."

Initially, she did not feel very drowsy anymore, yet she could not help feeling drowsy in the safety of Kyran'’s company and fell asleep slowly.

Brendan made breakfast the next morning and waited for Deirdre to eat after she woke up. Then, he left driving, with Deirdre gazing after his departure.

‘What!? You're saying that they look like they have a good relationship and that they don't quarrel? How can that be possible?"

Charlene's expression was unpleasant, and she pulled back her hand that was being manicured. She made her way to the side and said, "Are you sure that you haven't seen it wrongly?"

the call said,

"Moreover, what?”

be very shy. They looked like they had a close relationship and not like someone

clutched the door handle with her hand to suppress her anger and sneered. "I've underestimated Deirdre's magnanimity. I was under the assumption that she was incapable of tolerating deceptions. It seems that she doesn't

anything else that you need us to do, Miss McKinney? Should we continue to keep watch on

Brendan will notice if we make it too obvious. I'll make arrangements with you if

hanging up the call, Charlene's mood was substantially ruined

had not stopped Brendan from leaving because she wanted to make him seem guilty for returning home

and she was convinced that Deirdre would

only facilitate the downfall of a couple's relationship if there was already a conflict. If that were the case, the couple would part

did not expect Deirdre would actually be so

narrowed her eyes to think and suddenly remembered something. She

you

in the company of gentle women,