Perfect Mysterious Husband novel Chapter 478

It was still that same restaurant, because it was close to Minerva's company. Besides, Maddox was not in the mood to deliberately pick a place to go.

Thus, he met Janice in the restaurant where they had previously met.

Maddox attracted attention wherever he went. He had been there two or three times, so everyone there remembered him. When he came again this time, the staff hid behind the counter and talked about him.

Seeing this scene, Janice felt extremely uncomfortable.

Of course, she knew how dazzling Maddox was. When other people looked at her, she felt very sad. The thought of Minerva having snatched this man, and the thought that she was the one who brought them together made her feel extremely regretful.

He was such an outstanding man. Why didn't she have her guards up back then? Any woman would fall in love with him the moment they laid their eyes on him!

Thinking of this, Janice looked nervously at Maddox who was sitting opposite her. Although he was the one who took the initiative to ask her out, she couldn't feel happy at all because she didn't know what Maddox was going to say to her.

Janice bit her lower lip and looked at the person in front of her with a conflicted expression.

"Maddox, you..."

With just a single word, she successfully made him open up. He looked at her fiercely and said, "Miss Lowell, I don't think we are so familiar with each other that we can call each other by our first names."

He was the same when they first met. Cold, ruthless, and without any warmth or emotion.

Janice's heart quivered. She bit her lower lip and said, "Aren't we on a blind date now? What's the problem if I don't call you by your surname?"

Maddox's eyes were full of sarcasm. He casually tapped the table with his fingertips and said, "That's right. We're going on a blind date, but Miss Lowell, can't you hear how I am addressing you? I've told you since the first time we met, right? You're obviously not my cup of tea."

Janice's face turned paler. He was so frank to her which made her feel extremely ashamed as a girl.

However, the more he treated her like this, the more she found herself unable to let go of him.

She knew that she was being cheap but she just liked this man very much.

Janice bit her lower lip and her fingers beneath the table had been pierced through by her own nails. The heart-wrenching pain made her mind clear a little and the hatred and jealousy in her heart spread like wildfire. She looked at Maddox.

"It's because of her, right?"

Maddox creased his brows.

"Why?" Janice demanded angrily, "I am the one who is going on a blind date with you. Why are you seeing her instead? What's so good about her?"

Maddox pursed his thin lips and looked at her coldly.

It was as if he was looking at a stranger.

Why? Janice had dated him so many times but he still looked at her as if he didn't know her at all. However, he was carrying Minerva at the press conference.

"Why on earth? Which part of me can't be compared to her? Which part of me is not good enough? Could you tell me? I can improve myself to be the way you want me to be."

Maddox could not help but sneer.

"Miss Lowell, I'm afraid there's some misunderstanding. You don't have what she has. Don't waste your time."

"What is it?" Janice bit her lower lip and asked, "What does she have that I don't?"

"I asked you out today because I wanted to make it clear to you. Don't harass her again in the future!"

After listening to his words, Janice finally reacted. She looked at the cold-hearted man in front of her in shock. A moment later, she sneered and said, "I see now. She even dared to complain. What a narrow-minded woman. Do you like this type of woman? Don't you know that she already has..."

Before she could finish her sentence, Maddox suddenly stood up and interrupted her in a cold tone of voice. "I do like such a narrow-minded woman.

What can you do about it then? Miss Lowell, girls should pay more attention to their own manners."

He looked around. His thin lips were very charming, but the words he spoke did not carry any emotion.