Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 995

Sean refused to answer Mason for the longest time. “Yesterday, she held me while claiming that she wants to marry me, but she denied it once she got out of bed,” Mason explained unhappily while cocking a brow.

Sean was at a loss and he thought, I see, Young Master Mason was bothered by this earlier in the morning! “Young Master Mason, in all honesty, I am not well-versed in these matters. However, based on Miss Jackson’s personality, she is not the type of person who would deny things that she has said. Maybe she was joking earlier.”

Mason’s expression changed drastically when he heard that and he smirked. “A joke?” He laughed mirthlessly. It was obvious that he was unhappy with Sean’s answer! In fact, he seemed upset about it.

Sean noticed that something was amiss, so he changed his approach. “Miss Jackson must have forgotten about it. Why don’t you bring it up again when you have a chance?”

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After considering all the possibilities and coupled with Sean’s reply, Mason believed that the theory of Janet forgetting about what she said was the most plausible reason.

Therefore, he grunted in response. “I will ask her to marry me after resolving the issue with Shadow 1.”

Something flashed through Sean’s gaze. Miss Jackson is still in freshman class. Will she agree to it? Will she become Mrs. Lowry very soon?

few penultimate year students from

a

Are you kidding me? My guess is that a freshman hasn’t even learned the

Fast

Is your

I heard Professor Fontaine mentioning it in person. I think her name is

“Janet Jackson, you mean?”

Medical Competition for Novice? She

Janet, she might very well join us for the

in our third year, but she has the opportunity to operate when she’s

Medical Competition. Fairness does not exist in

Professor Fontaine is obviously taking

in the competition this time,

was not for Tina Favre’s health conditions causing her to miss the previous training and her inability to

medical school from freshman year to third year. She was the top student in Woodsbury University’s internal exams, which included