Bob Ginger cautiously glanced at her face, then raised his eyes to look at Caiden Ward.
Caiden Ward gave him a look.
Bob Ginger had no choice but to keep quiet.
Mia Ginger didn’t speak, and no matter what she ate, it tasted bland.
Caiden Ward intentionally added to his cousin’s troubles, and didn’t clarify anything until the two were dropped back at the Ginger Family’s home.
Mia Ginger hardly spoke along the way.
Bob Ginger was full and drowsy.
Upon returning home, he completely forgot about this minor incident.
After a while, Mia Ginger packed her things and went to school.
A little after six, she participated in a sign-in organized at the instructor’s office, and went straight back to her dorm afterwards.
Caiden Ward’s words kept echoing in her ears, making her lose motivation for anything she did. Tʜe sourcᴇ of thɪs content ɪs NoveI-Fire.ɴet
She thought about calling Koa Jackson.
She witnessed and heard much upon returning to the Ginger Family; she knew that arranged marriages were very common in this circle.
Koa Jackson wasn’t opposed either.
Otherwise, why did he agree to meet Zuri Ginger in the first place?
Besides considering his own feelings, he would also, to some extent, take his family’s opinions into account when choosing a partner.
Even if not in love, they could meet and weigh things?
Even if not in love, they could consider the possibility of being together.
Probably went, right?
After all, it was introduced by his aunt, which counts as a good intention of an elder.
Who did he go on a blind date with?
What happened during the process?
Was there even a moment of admiration or excitement?
She minded all of this deeply.
Before, she might have just whimsically thought about it and gotten over it after some sadness.
But now that her relationship with Koa Jackson was confirmed, just thinking about it made her feel intensely jealous and pained.
Regardless of who Koa Jackson goes on a blind date with, no matter the outcome, she absolutely, absolutely, absolutely cannot stand it!
Her possessiveness towards Koa Jackson had reached a level that even she found terrifying.
She loves him so much.
Mia Ginger was very silent, leaning on the table with her arms crossed, and after who knows how long, tears slowly welled up, soaking her thin blouse.
Windsor Myres saw her as soon as she came in.
Having family matters, she had taken a leave and was a bit late.
Seeing everyone else was absent, she quickly approached Mia Ginger and gave her a heavy pat on the back.
Mia Ginger was so lost in thought that she was startled.
She stood up in a panicked manner and turned to look at her.
Her face was full of tears.
"What’s wrong with you?" Windsor Myres was also taken aback, exclaiming, "Who bullied you?"
Being cared for by a friend was something she hadn’t felt for a long time.
Mia Ginger looked at her and suddenly felt vulnerable as tears began to fall more heavily.
"Speak up!" Windsor Myres nudged her impatiently, "Why are you crying? Who bullied you?!"
"No one bullied me." Mia Ginger raised her hand to wipe away her tears.
"If no one bullied you, why are you crying, are you crazy?" Windsor Myres dropped her bag onto the bed, pulled a chair over to sit next to her, frowned and thought for a moment, then suddenly said, "Did Koa Jackson dump you?"
"You’re the one who got dumped." Mia Ginger snapped angrily.
Windsor Myres hesitated for a moment, then became gentle and softly probed, "Did you really get dumped?"
"No." Mia Ginger whipped her head around fiercely, "No, no, no! I’m telling you, can’t you wish me well? You’re the one who got dumped."