Power of Money novel Chapter 327

15 minutes later.

It was not until then that they separated reluctantly.

Chen Stephanie smoothed her messy hair, and there was still a trace of blush on her cheeks.

Jason looked at her and suddenly smiled. He whispered, "Probably C..."

Chen Stephanie was stunned and said in a low voice, "Why do you test this?"

Jason shrugged his shoulders and said, "If you don't let me see it, then I have to measure myself."

"What do you think of this place? You've just turned it upside down... Forget it. If you can accept me in the future, I can let you see it." Chen Stephanie whispered.

"Accept you?" Jason was a little surprised. "What do you mean?"

Chen Stephanie sighed and did not continue to say anything.

"Are you worried that once the Chans is destroyed, the status of the two people will be too different, so there is no chance for them to do this again?" Jason asked.

"I... I am still useful to you at least. After all, no one is willing to accept this bad luck as a descendant of a ruined family. What's more, I have an engagement with Teddy, and this kind of thing will be very important to the big family... Do you understand?"

Chen Stephanie stared at him and woke up from the coma. Instead, she was filled with endless sadness.

"If I had been more active at the beginning and didn't care about my damn identity, would everything have changed?"

She asked herself in her heart, but she couldn't get an answer.

"I don't quite understand." Jason shrugged his shoulders. "Anyway, I know that you can take away my first kiss. For such a female hooligan, I won't let you go so easily."

"Do you still want it?" Chen Stephanie looked at him and asked.

"What about you?"

Chen Stephanie nodded. "I was too nervous just now, and I haven't felt what it feels like."

"Me too."

"Hmm..."

Half an hour later, Jason sent Chen Stephanie out of the door. After seeing Ou Lu leave, he turned and went home.

As soon as they entered the door, they saw David and Mary sitting in the living room with a big smile on their faces. They were drinking tea while waving to Jason to sit down quickly.

"What are you laughing at? Why are you so happy?" Jason sat next to Mary and looked around. There was no TV, so he didn't know what the two elders were happy about.

"Nothing." Mary said with a smile, "Your dad and I went to the stable just now, saying that we want to see how the new short horses are cultivated from the United States. We are afraid that they are not acclimatized to the climate and don't deserve a little pony."

"Is that a good match?" Jason asked curiously.

"Almost," Mary said with disappointment on her face.

"What's wrong? Isn't there a training tutor? Let them teach, it's not difficult." Jason said helplessly. It was simple for him to plant a sow in his hometown. If he pushed it forward directly, it would be easy. How could it be so troublesome?

The most terrible thing was that the air suddenly became quiet.

What she feared most was the sudden joy of her parents...

"Ha ha ha ha ha! Pushing forward! Honey... ha ha ha ha, push forward. No, I'm going to laugh to death, ha ha ha!"

After a moment of silence, Mary suddenly burst into laughter regardless of her image. She didn't even know that the tea in her hand had been poured out. It was not until she laughed until she was short of breath that she slowly calmed down under the control of David.

Although David didn't laugh out loud, he couldn't help but feel uncomfortable if Jason could see it.

In the embarrassing atmosphere, Jason was confused for a few seconds. His face darkened instantly and he asked, "Did you go to the stable just now?"

"Yes, I just said that I went to see your dad's little dwarf." Mary wiped the tears at the corner of her eyes and said with a smile.

"Is the little short horse good-looking?" Jason asked with a dark face.

"It's beautiful!" Mary said without thinking.

"Dad, do you also think it's goodlooking?" Jason's face turned green.

"Well, your opinion is the same as your mother's." David nodded heavily.

"Phew..."

"All of them are seen by my mother..."