Filed to story: I Got Married Without You
“Ms. Garcia, you’re really something.”
After saying that, he pushed her away and walked straight into the elevator.
He seemed to have greeted Jackson to mock her.
He misunderstood her when he saw her and Jackson in the hotel.
After being misunderstood by Andrew, Rosalyn wouldn’t explain anymore. They were over, and it had nothing to do with him or who she was with.
“Ms. Garcia, Mr. Evans doesn’t seem very friendly to you. You and him…”
“Everyone in this circle knows that I am a pro stitute. People like Mr. Evans will naturally look down on me.”
Before Jackson could ask anything, he was interrupted by Rosalyn’s offish voice.
He didn’t expect Rosalyn to be so straightforward, and he was a little shocked.
However, after the photos were spread out yesterday, several rich young men in Arcadia sent him a message saying that Rosalyn was Kevin’s woman. Jackson had heard of Kevin’s deeds in Imperial Capital. He knew that Kevin was ruthless when playing with women. The women who were willing to follow him were all for money.
Since Rosalyn even dared to with Kevin, she was doing this for money.
It seemed that the director did not lie to him. She really wanted to marry into a wealthy family.
No wonder she disappeared five years ago when she saw that he had not been fooled.
She must have felt that he was challenging to deal with and didn’t want to waste any more time on him, so she stopped pestering him.
However, he didn’t expect Rosalyn to admit it herself, which shocked him.
It was rare for a woman to be so open-minded.
Seeing the change in Jackson’s expression, Rosalyn knew what he was thinking.
She asked indifferently, “So, do you still want to treat me, a woman who sells herself, to a meal?”
Knowing that she was a prostitute,
Jackson would definitely reject her without hesitation.
Unexpectedly, Jackson said firmly, “Of course.”
After that, he went straight to the hotel restaurant.
Looking at his back, Rosalyn was stunned.
After hesitating for a moment, she still followed him.
When the restaurant manager saw Jackson, he greeted him in person.
“Mr. Collins, this way, please.”
The manager led them to their quiet and comfortable seats. He pulled out the dining chairs thoughtfully and respectfully handed them the menu. Jackson took the menu and asked Rosalyn,
“What do you want to eat?”
Rosalyn said indifferently, “I’m not hungry. Mr. Collins, you can order for yourself.”
For patients with heart failure, their appetite would decline, and they would not be able to eat anything.
Jackson didn’t say anything when he saw how flat she was. He casually ordered a few light dishes and returned the menu to the manager. After the manager left, Jackson picked up the water next to him and poured a glass for Rosalyn.
His movements were elegant, and every move he made was always filled with an excellent upbringing.
He had not changed at all. He had been different from the other children in the orphanage since he was a child.
He was silent, quiet, and polite. He was also one of the best at studying.
At that time, she felt he was the best gift God had ever given her, and she was overjoyed.
But now, she touched her chest, which was still aching faintly.
Jackson frowned slightly when he saw the light in her eyes turn dark.
“What are you thinking about, Ms. Garcia?”
“I was thinking about a sentence I saw on the Internet.”
Jackson asked with great interest, “What is it?”
Rosalyn said in a low voice, “The Man Dumped His Girlfriend When He Success.”
Jackson did not understand the deeper meaning behind her words, but he felt that she was hinting at him.
“Ms. Garcia, you’re not talking about me, right?”
Rosalyn didn’t reply. She picked up her glass and took a sip of water silently.
Jackson saw that she was silent and felt even more certain she was talking about him.
In fact, he was a little suspicious that what he had investigated was wrong, but he really couldn’t remember her.
However, when he saw her weakness last night, he was worried and even felt uncomfortable.
This feeling was authentic. Was what Rosalyn had said before true?
“Ms. Garcia, did you really say you’re my girlfriend?”
“No, I’m lying to you.
Rosalyn denied it quickly.
Jackson was a little disappointed when he heard this. “Why did you lie?”
“I want to marry into a rich and powerful family,” she said with a poker face.
She felt that Jackson had asked this question to test if she remembered her warning.
He would probably kick her again if she answered or explained as truthfully as before.
