You'll Fall For Me, Today or tomorrow

The next morning, when Clarissa woke up, Matthew and Catherine had just arrived home.

She walked out of the room in a daze to the sight of Matthew with bags of groceries hanging on both his arms. It was a funny scene.

“Lazy girl, you’re finally awake. Matthew woke up early in the morning. He even took a jog before accompanying me to the morning market. Look at you now.”

As Catherine nagged on, Clarissa stuck her tongue out playfully and headed to the bathroom.

When she finally exited the bathroom, her gaze was clear. She skipped out happily.

Matthew laid out the breakfast they bought earlier. The three of them sat down to enjoy the spread.

Catherine was obviously in a jolly mood.

After breakfast, Clarissa asked, “What happened to Grandma? She can’t seem to stop beaming.”

Matthew caressed her smooth cheek adoringly.

He satisfied himself with a kiss and nibbled on her earlobe before replying lazily, “She feels proud.”

“Proud of what?”

“She introduced me to her neighbors and friends at the morning market.”

Clarissa’s lips twitched wordlessly. Oh, so that was what happened.

I should’ve known. Those who go to the morning market are elderly people from our neighborhood or nearby. Grandma knows most of them. As Matthew tagged along, she must’ve boasted about him proudly.

Looking up, Clarissa studied the man’s attractive features and let out a laugh.

“Grandma must be proud to have such a handsome grandson-in-law.”

She stood on tiptoes and gave him a loud smack. “Good job. This is your reward.”

“Darling, this is too simple a reward. I want more than that.”

With that, he captured her mouth in a long and passionate kiss.

That morning, Clarissa brought Matthew around W City. Instead of visiting the tourist spots, they visited the places familiar to her—her alma mater, favorite park, the favorite cafe where she used to type her heart out, and some local eateries.

At this moment, Matthew was no longer the stern president of Tyson Corporation. He accompanied his girlfriend for the whole day like a normal boyfriend would do.

Besides, Clarissa

pretty girlfriend to bits. Delighted by

to others, but he’ll always put on a smile whenever

yes. Aww, he’s so striking. Could

the sight of Matthew and Clarissa, who were currently standing in front

Rich people wouldn’t buy food at roadside stalls. Don’t

direction of the couple and scoffed

perhaps his girlfriend likes to eat at roadside stalls. He’s being attentive. Besides, look at the girl. She’s holding an expensive bag, and her bracelet costs a few thousand. I can’t make out the brand of the man’s outfit, but he’s obviously not

you sure? I

But they might be fakes. That man is her kept man. He’s pretty

who they are?” her friend

boyfriend’s a poor fellow. I can’t believe she’s foolish enough

us. Look, she can afford to buy expensive bags and jewelry. Jealousy

of disdain appeared in the eyes of the girl who recognized the brands on Matthew and

would they tell you the

go. What they wear is none of

couple as jealousy overwhelmed her entire being. Suddenly,

crept up Mimi’s spine, causing her to shiver involuntarily. Matthew looked away without a word. It was over in a few seconds, but Mimi

What’s wrong? Why do

head and cursed under her breath.

of fun, Mimi returned home. The moment she saw

been to her friends’ villas or semi-detached houses, her own house seemed terribly tiny in comparison. Her family had to struggle to make ends meet. She couldn’t help but grit her teeth in jealousy at

kitchen. She immediately chided her daughter. “Did you steal my money again? The

was me? It

hundred? Mimi Lester, you know we’re barely making ends meet, right? You’re studying performing arts, which cost a lot. Your dad and I work hard every day just for you. Can’t you

flared up at her mother’s

would I need

“You—”

“Enough! Stop quarrelling!”

Jacob came out of his room and

classes, dance classes, and art classes so we can have a better future. Don’t worry. If you need money, I’ll

so selfish? She lives in a big house

her explanation, both Jacob and

her money. Instead, she sat down beside them and

our business smoothly. Damned brat. She’s annoying, just like her mother. I need to go back there. She won’t listen to us, but she’ll listen to her grandma. We’ll ask for twenty grand and her accessories worth a few grand. Why is she saving all

Clarissa to give us some money. I want to buy some accessories, too. My friends who are taking the test own plenty of accessories from luxury brands. I’ll