Before she and David broke up, the marriage proposal had come from him and she hadn’t agreed to it.
If she hadn’t broken up with David, she probably wouldn’t have married so early, at least not until she graduated and settled down with a job.
However, plans cannot compete with changes...
Even she herself hadn’t expected to get married so early.
She bit her lip hesitantly and finally replied: There are some reasons, I’ll tell you more about it when we get back, alright?
Sweet Aria: Okay. What’s going on with Jeremy? He seems distracted like he’s been hit by something. He didn’t fall for that girl, did he?
After reading the message, Joanna looked at Jeremy, who was sitting across from her.
Ever since Regina left, Jeremy’s mind had not been here.
He usually wasn’t a man of few words.
In front of acquaintances, he was quite talkative.
But today, he was unusually quiet and his appetite was not good, barely eating anything.
It looked like he had been rejected by someone, not the opposite.
He was in a state of complete devastation as if he had suffered a broken heart.
Joanna had many questions, but she couldn’t ask in front of so many people.
She could only wait until they finished eating and find a time to talk with Jeremy alone.
She could also tell that there was definitely something between Jeremy and that girl Regina.
Jeremy certainly didn’t truly dislike Regina.
If he did, he wouldn’t have given her three years to pester him.
In terms of relationships, the two of them held similar views.
For those genuinely disliked, they showed great resistance and rejection, refusing to give any hope or illusions.
"What are you thinking?" A deep, magnetic voice sounded next to her ear, and at the same time, a tender shrimp appeared in her bowl.
The man’s deep, dark eyes gazed at her gently, asking, "Why are you eating so little today? Is it because the dishes aren’t to your liking?"
Joanna snapped out of her thoughts, looked up, and met Ashton’s concerned and inquisitive gaze. She temporarily set aside Jeremy’s matter, smiled at him, and said, "No, the dishes are quite good."
"Then eat more." Ashton said, adding more food to her bowl. "You are so thin, yet you don’t eat much. You have the appetite of a kitten, I’m having such a hard time trying to put some weight on you."
Joanna picked up the shrimp and muttered, "I’m an actress, I need to maintain my figure; I can’t eat too much."
Among the female stars who only eat vegetables and boiled chicken or beef, her appetite was already considered quite large.
She didn’t have much dietary restraint, as she ate many high-calorie foods that other female stars dared not touch.
In the entertainment industry, there weren’t many artists who dared to eat like her.
She thought her mumbling would only be heard by her.
Unexpectedly, as soon as her voice fell, she heard the man next to her chuckle and say, "You’re already thin as a bamboo pole, and you still want to maintain your figure? If you keep maintaining it, a slightly stronger breeze might blow you away. Women look better with a little meat; being too thin isn’t attractive."
His words were meant to get her to eat more.
But in Joanna’s ears, they carried a hint of disdain.
She pursed her lips, unwilling to accept his words, and retorted, "I’m not thin as a bamboo pole, I just look thin, but I have flesh on my body! A height of 168 and a weight of 92 pounds is a very standard combination, okay? Not too thin at all!"