Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 1738

Xanthus didn't go back. Raeleigh called Xanthus when she woke up in the morning. Xanthus told her that he would be working night shift and Raeleigh laughed as soon as he finished speaking.

"Xanthus, it seems that this is the first time you're working night shift." Raeleigh teased him, but he said nothing in response to this.

Raeleigh said, "I'm going to hang up if there's nothing else."

"Raeleigh," Xanthus called out to her.

"I thought my feelings toward Cynthia will never change for the rest of my life."

"That shouldn't be the only false impression you were under. Most people always regard the unobtainable one as the best and it's of little value once they've acquired it.

Have you ever wondered why you care so much about that relationship?

Did the fact that you couldn't get over it from the beginning and didn't receive any recognition give rise to your resolution to win her heart?

Loving someone is very easy. A sight may be enough to herald a blissful marriage, or mark the beginning of a doomed life. Xanthus, I hope you won't cling to such an ill-fated future.

Let's do a simple test now. Xanthus, close your eyes and the first person to come to your mind is who you long for. Try it."

The moment I say 'start', you have to close your eyes."

"Don't start yet..."

"Start."

Before Xanthus could agree, Raeleigh had started the test. The next second, Xanthus closed his eyes.

What appeared in his mind was Maverly, who he had seen after he woke up in that morning. She was naked and covered with rose petals-like kiss marks.

Xanthus wanted to shake his head and alter the person in his mind, but he failed. Even if he succeeded, it would be another Maverly. Tried as he might, he couldn't change it to Cynthia's face.

In a stupor, Xanthus was absorbed in his own world.

Raeleigh hung up as she didn't want to say anything else to him at this time. She believed that he had made up his mind.

He would make the right decision.

The loss of a relationship might be a shattering experience, but after snapping out of it, wouldn't there be a bright future awaiting him?

Raeleigh went out after having breakfast at home. Jepherson called her, telling her that he had arrived.

"Did you just get off the plane?"

Raeleigh asked him. Jepherson was exiting the airport. Stuart had personally come to pick him up.

"Has Jared been obedient over the past two days?"

"He's okay, there isn't much he can do."

Raeleigh was not in the mood to say anything more. She got into the car and shot a glance at Jared, who was in the car behind.

In fact, Jepherson had his worries. However, at this moment, no one could perform the task better than Jared. Therefore, Jepherson had no choice but to do so.

"Although Jared is unyielding, he knows how to get his priorities in order."

Jepherson still had faith in Jared.

"I'm aware of it." "How's the case going?"

Before Jepherson left, the two people who had jumped ship had already conducted the case to the final stage. Even though it was almost carved in stone, Jepherson was still very concerned.

"They have been locked up. There was an interrogation today. I didn't go. Your two lawyers went."

Raeleigh was not very interested in this kind of matters.