Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 992

"Am I really that good- looking? Why are you staring at me that way?" Jepherson smiled lightly, raising his hand to pull Raeleigh into his embrace. Raeleigh lifted her hand to push him away, but his grip was too tight.

She slowly moved her gaze up and down Jepherson's body for a while before turning away to look in another direction. Jepherson held her head and kissed her. She glared at him before turning to leave.

A lot of children in the orphanage witnessed the intimacy between Raeleigh and Jepherson. She saw that they all blushed and had their heads lowered.

A little girl ran up to them and asked, "Are you guys kissing?"

"That's right." Jepherson was in a good mood. He glanced at Raeleigh and squatted on the ground, looking at the little girl in front of him. "What's your name?"

"Nana." The little girl was adorable and chubby.

Jepherson said, "She is shy. She's afraid of being seen by you. Can you pretend that you didn't see anything?"

Raeleigh bit her lip. What was that?

"Alright, we didn't see anything," The little girl immediately went along with him. Jepherson lifted his head to look at Raeleigh and found that her face was blushing uncontrollably to the point that she was red all over. She left to find a quiet corner.

Only then did Jepherson get up and told the children, "We'll buy you all gifts later. Be good, alright?"

"We'll be obedient," the group of children said, one after another. Jepherson then went to find Raeleigh.

"Are you very touched by the children in the orphanage?" Jepherson stood aside, stretching his arms. She looked at him. "You're also quite touched by them."

Jepherson didn't answer and continued to stretch his arms.

Raeleigh seemed to anticipate an answer. However, since Jepherson did not say anything, Raeleigh did not continue to ask.

Raeleigh and the group of children had breakfast. After Jepherson mentioned visiting the mall, Raeleigh proposed to tag along while he bought his stuff. Along the way, Raeleigh asked him, "When are we going back?"

"I'm not sure yet." Jepherson leaned to the side of the car.

"I still have classes to attend."

"The truth is that you can't learn anything at school. It's not for nothing that so many others look at you with disdain." He looked outside before slowly turning his head towards Raeleigh. Raeleigh was so pissed off that she didn't know what to say. "If it weren't for you, then I wouldn't have been discriminated against by others. Quirina and a lot of the others were against me as a result of your shenanigans. Humans have always been treacherous, and I've always wanted to live a life without being bothered by others. Your presence changed all of this. It's funny how you're telling me this when you're the root of this problem."

"Is it funny?" Jepherson laughed and turned to glance at the view outside the window. He didn't say anything and she didn't know what he was thinking about either. Raeleigh clenched her fists and felt that Jepherson was indeed hard to deal with.

Surely enough, after a few minutes, Jepherson said, "It's all a part of life. You'd have to experience life's bitterness sooner or later." "Some are were just unreasonable." "When you're bullied, you should fight back. Why are you letting things be? Don't you think that's weird?"

"Your way of thinking is not to stand aloof from

worldly affairs but to be cowardly and

incompetent."

Raeleigh was rendered speechless by his words. "Whatever you say, how are we considered the same with your background?"

"What's the difference? I'm human, and you're human as well. Is it only because I'm wealthy?" Jepherson stared straight at Raeleigh aggressively, making Raeleigh feel uncomfortable.

"Don't look at me like that. Your background determines your future achievements. Even if you're like me, your sense of superiority is better than mine."