Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 1376

After exiting the elevator, Raeleigh took Santiago's arm and walked in Jacky's direction while Mr. Jormen's brother followed beside them.

Raeleigh leaned against Santiago, the two of them looking as affectionate as a real couple. The man thought that it was quite laughable, curving his lips in contempt.

Raeleigh stared at him. In her eyes, he was mocking them, thinking the only thing a young man like Santiago succeeded at was getting with a girl.

She believed there was no way Santiago couldn't tell when it was so obvious even to her. However, she found Santiago to be unmoved the two times she glanced at his face.

When they got to Jacky, he was standing by a double door. Two men, dressed in black, were stationed in front of it, blocking Jacky from entering. They said nothing but refused to let him pass.

Raeleigh could tell Santiago wasn't anyone special there.

Once they reached the doors, the man spoke, "This is Mr. Santiago."

The guards looked at Santiago before putting their hands down. Jacky then pushed the door open but stood aside and turned to Santiago instead of entering.

"Mr. Santiago, after you."

Mr. Jorman's brother gestured, and Santiago entered with Raeleigh by his side, then Jacky and he followed behind.

The floor they were on were all private rooms. The room they entered was spacious, and the table could fit about thirty people, but Raeleigh saw only a handful present.

There was a beautiful young lady, an older man in glasses with a white dress shirt, a bespectacled young man, and another middle- aged man dressed ordinarily.

Raeleigh assumed that the older man in the center, without glasses, was none other than Mr. Jormen.

"Mr. Jormen."

Santiago took Raeleigh to that man and greeted him.

In response, Mr. Jormen let out a hearty laugh; he was quite approachable, unlike his brother, who evidently looked down on them.

"Time sure is magical; it seems like it was only yesterday when you were still a child. I remember when I first met your father, you still had to be carried in his arms. When you came with him, you caused a lot of trouble, turning my office upside down."

Mr. Jormen pointed to a seat nearby and said, "Please, make yourselves comfortable."

Coincidentally, there was an empty spot next to Mr. Jormen. Santiago let go of Raeleigh and sat down. He glanced at the girl beside him passively and smiled. "I forgot how naughty I was when I was little."

Santiago said succinctly, then pointed to the side and said, "You guys can sit there."

Raeleigh sat as instructed, and Jacky followed along.

Santiago pointed at Jacky, "He's Jepherson's friend, Jacky. He came to accompany me especially. My brother has his hands full lately; Jacky came here especially from Waverly Hills."

Mr. Jormen pondered for a moment. "I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch your name?"

"Jacky Scott," Jacky responded with courtesy.

Mr. Jormen mused over it and said, "Yamilet, sit beside this lady over here. Get that young man to sit beside me." "Yes, father." The young lady named Yamilet stood up and walked toward Raeleigh. She smiled at her as she took a seat beside her.

Raeleigh returned a polite smile while Jacky sat beside Santiago as Mr. Jormen struck up a conversation with him.

"Do you know Jack Town Hotel?"

Jacky replied, "I own Jack Town Hotel."

"So you're that Jacky Scott from Waverly Village?" Mr. Jormen continued inquiring.