"I won’t tease you anymore. I don’t know why Eden Howard came to see me today.
Because I didn’t give her a chance to speak, I already ordered her."
"Ordered?" She was puzzled for a moment and looked at him: "What order?"
"Resign? Why did you ask her to resign?"
"Aren’t you annoyed by her?
As a friend, isn’t it nice for me to drive away the bothersome flies for you?"
Jane Quinlan suddenly felt so touched, she just yelled at him...
"Kay Forrest, why are you so good to me?"
Jane Quinlan bit her lip: "I feel like I owe you a lot."
"Then just pay me back slowly. As long as I don’t suddenly die, there’ll be a day when you’ll repay everything."
Jane Quinlan looked at him with full gratitude.
Kay Forrest couldn’t help but shudder at the look in her eyes.
"Alright, alright, stop looking at me like that. I can’t stand it. Hurry up and eat your food."
Jane Quinlan chuckled, rolled up the spaghetti and stuffed it into her mouth, suddenly feeling that the Italian pasta at this restaurant had become tastier.
"By the way, my brother called me this morning to say that he started his internship at Skyward Group.
He said as soon as he gets his first paycheck, he will definitely thank you properly."
"No need, I’ll count this thank-you on you. Just pay it back yourself."
"Huh?" Jane Quinlan was not pleased: "Why should I pay back the debt owed by my brother?"
"If it weren’t for you, how would I know who your brother is?
If not for you, why would I bother recommending a job for your brother?
So tell me, shouldn’t you be the one to repay this favor?"
Jane Quinlan thought for a moment. It was true, but she stubbornly retorted: "Cut it out, aren’t we friends? Since we are friends, this favor shouldn’t need repaying."
"Besides being friends, I am also a businessman.
Businessmen don’t engage without profit, I won’t make a losing deal.
Actually, this favor is easy to repay. Just put more heart into cooking for me in the future.
Just avoid making things I don’t like to eat, and we’ll be square.
Jane Quinlan pouted: "That’s too bad a deal for me, I guess I couldn’t find another young master as hard to please as you in the whole world."
"Can’t help it, this young master’s stomach has been bought out by you.
I used to love eating food from restaurants, but now I just like to eat the homemade dishes you cook.
People, you see, habits are a big problem.
Once accustomed to a certain type of cuisine, it can get troublesome."
Jane Quinlan laughed speechlessly: "Then you have to break this habit.
If you get married and settle down in the future, are you expecting me to be your old mother?"
"I never force myself to change habits I don’t want to change.
If it comes to it... we’ll just muddle through together."
Jane Quinlan was stunned for a moment and looked up at him: "What did you say?"
"I said, if it comes to it, we’ll just muddle through together."
Jane Quinlan’s face flushed, and he always seemed too serious when he joked, making it hard for her to even respond.
"What’s with that look, you seem unwilling?"
"Do you think marriage is a joke, talking nonsense about it all the time." Jane Quinlan looked at him, wishing his words were true.
But her and him... she just didn’t think she was good enough for him.
"How can this be nonsensical, you woman, just don’t trust people.
Anyway, you aren’t married now, aren’t I a pretty good option?"
"Who says I don’t have anyone to marry," she responded, as if he implied she couldn’t get married at all.
"How is it, you haven’t given up on Xavier yet?" He frowned, his voice tinged with slight displeasure.
"I’m not that low, he hurt me so much, if I went back to him, then I really wouldn’t be worth anything."
"Hmm, that’s more like it."
"But don’t underestimate me, there are plenty of men chasing after me, okay?"
Implicitly saying, I’m fantastic, you know.
She felt the handsome man opposite her should have understood, yes, after all, he’s so smart.
But just as her words fell, he burst into laughter, then nodded: "Mhm mhm mhm, right, you’re quite the bee attractor, so many chasing after you."
"You’re not up to it? Fine, you just wait and see."
Jane Quinlan calculated in her mind, wondering if she should participate in a speed dating event.
Or maybe, hire some men online to pursue her again?
No no, too costly, what if she got scammed like last time?
That’s right, didn’t Little Flower say she wanted to introduce her to a cousin last time? She had to meet him.
At her current age, she needed the nourishment of love to look less haggard.