Supported by Alan, Olive smiled at Kent, who looked like he's trying to breathe fire and kill people.
"Boss Bai, you left your door open, so you can't blame us for coming in without knocking. Look at you
two that you are so close now, and it seems that there is no need for me to help you to explain the
misunderstanding between you. Congratulations, Boss Bai, you have made progress."
"You go away." Their intimate conversation was interrupted, so in Kent's mind, he felt very angry but
had nowhere to vent.
But Alan and Olive were still standing there, as they had no intention of leaving.
Olive pursed her lips. "What an integrate, and don't you ever think about who brought Janetta here?"
Kent's face darkened at the mention of this. "Do you have the face to mention this? Janetta is coming
here, but you didn't give me a warning."
"Why should we give you a warning in advance? Or are you guilty of trying to cover up your crime in
advance, because you have done something bad that no one ever knows about?" Olive was
deliberately provoking him.
Kent snorted. "I'm honest, and I've already practiced morality, so I don't feel guilty at all."
Olive sat down on the bed and shoved Kent out of the bed. "You look like a ruffian, and you can't wait a
minute, so is that what you call practicing morality? Don't freak Janetta out."
"Sister Olive......" Janetta blushed so much that she couldn't raise her head. She was so young and
new to sex that she was shy, and her voice was as low as a mosquito.
As Kent looked at his woman, Janetta who wanted to bury herself in a hole in the ground with shame,
he ruthlessly stared at Alan. "You don't take care of your woman? You get her out of here."
Alan raised an eyebrow, taking his wife's side, and choosing to ignore Kent's words. "Janetta will be
yours sooner or later, so you don't have to be so eager."
Kent said through gritted teeth. "You're a slave to your wife."
"I believe that you will be as happy as me to become a slave to your wife soon." Alan teased him in a
good mood.
"I wouldn't......" Kent just said these words and then immediately shut up. Kent suddenly realized this
was a big trap, but the most depressed was that he has jumped into this trap. People who fell in love
actually had a lower IQ, as he had no idea that he was so clever that he would suddenly be
successfully framed by Alan and Olive.
Olive was just acting like kicking people when they're down. "Gee, Janetta, if you stay with a man like
Kent, you need to think about it carefully, because he's so macho that you're going to obey him in the
future. You'll lose a lot, or you'd better not stay with him."
"Janetta, don't listen to her nonsense. This woman has no good heart because she can't bear to see
anyone happier than she is." Olive tried to hurt him, so let's hurt each other, damn it.
"Sister Olive is not like that." Janetta was no fool, as Sister Olive has been encouraging her to have a
brave try, so how could Sister Olive not have a good heart? Sister Olive was trying to help her to be
with a legitimate status.
Kent's face darkened. "Janetta, how can you speak for an outsider?"
"I don't think Janetta is your wife now." Olive looked at Kent with a forced smile, reminding him of a fact
that can't be ignored.
"It wasn't easy? Janetta, you're coming with me." Kent pulled Janetta out of bed and he has always
been hoped someone would say this, so that he could make Janetta his woman once and for all,
binding her with a paper of marriage.
"What are you doing?" Janetta couldn't keep pace with him for a moment, while he pushed her so hard
that she staggered off the bed and into his arms.
Kent put his arms around her waist easily. "I want to make you my legitimate wife now, so Olive
wouldn't have to chew all that stuff in front of me."
Olive pursed her lips in disapproval. "What? Are you letting Janetta be with you without a legitimate
status? You have the power to keep Janetta from getting away, but if you ever get tired of Janetta,
she's just a rag if you dump her since Janetta was just a weak woman with no power, so how can you
make her feel safe with you?"
"Janetta, do you have your ID card and hukou book?" Kent rummaged in Janetta's bag.
"My ID card is in my wallet, but why do you want my hukou book?" In Janetta's mind, she was with him
with a legitimate status as long as Kent admitted she's his girlfriend, so the fact that Kent wanted to
marry her didn't occur to her.
Besides, she just graduated from school and didn't know what documents to prepare for marriage.
Kent put his finger on her forehead, and there was a hint of doting in his look. "I usually think you're
pretty smart, but why are you acting like a fool now?"
Mumbled Janetta. "You just think everyone is a genius like you, so what if I am a fool?"
"It's okay, and I don't mind, because I just like you, silly girl." From then on, Janetta got the nickname of
silly girl because of Kent. He put his arm in front of her, and then he motioned for her to take his arm.
"Come on, silly girl, let's get married."
"We're going to get married? Janetta froze for a moment because when he said something like that, no
matter how obtuse she was, she was supposed to respond. Looking for a stable life should be what
she wanted most, while what he had said was showing his sincerity, but suddenly she became timid
and scared, as she didn't dare to take his arm. "Is it too early?"
People were just like a kind of very conflicted creature.
Kent said. "It's not early at all. When my Grandfather was my age, he already had sons and
daughters."
Janetta glared at him, blushing. "That's your Grandfather and you, old man."
"Yeah, I'm almost an old man now, so if I don't have kids soon, Alan is going to be a Grandfather.
Besides, when my Grandmother was your age, my Dad could have gone out and helped get some soy
sauce." Kent said brazenly.
Olive rolled her eyes hard, and no one dared to chase a girl like Kent, so it's a blessing that Kent didn't
scare Janetta off.
Janetta was so shy that she blushed to the tip of her ears. "If you say that again, I won't talk to you."
"Well, you'd better stop flirting with a girl." Alan lifted his wrist, looking at his watch. They had plans for
the day, so they couldn't stand here all day, watching Kent's play.
Cried Kent, feeling displeased. "How did I flirt with her? I was romantically in love with her."
"I don't care what you think, but even if you want to ask her to marry you, you have to ask her if she
wants to marry you." Alan warned Kent, who was too smug.
Kent immediately clung to Janetta. "Janetta, silly girl, you will promise me, right?"
Janetta said after a moment of hesitation. "It would be too hasty for me to decide now, for I must test
you for some time, and after you have passed my test, I shall decide whether I want to marry you or
not."
Speaking of the word, "marry", she suddenly felt a yearning in her heart.
Some people said that a woman's career in life was to marry a good man, but not all women in this
world had such good luck.
"Janetta, you can't do this to me." Kent felt so depressed that he had nowhere to talk about it. For he
had dug out his heart and soul to show his sincerity for her, but why could she not open her heart to
him?
Wasn't marrying him the best way to control him? A woman's mind was really hard to guess.
When Kent saw Janetta looking determined, he knew he couldn't get her to marry him right now, so he
had to reluctantly say. "Well, you have to give me a deadline. Even if you want to test me, it's not
endless, right?"
Janetta thought about it and said. "Just a year."
She was young, so a year was not much time for her. If this man was worthy of her love, she would
eventually be willing to bear children for him.
"Janetta, you should give him a rule of law. You must state what he can and cannot do." Olive was
there to advise her.
Kent shouted. "I beg you that don't make it any worse."
"If women don't help women, the devil will take the hindmost." Olive said, grinning.
Kent really wanted to slap Olive, but she was Alan's woman, so he didn't dare to hit her, while he had to
plead with Alan. "Aren't you going to pick up Annie? Are you still here as a third wheel? You don't think
you're a nuisance enough, do you?"
Alan compressed his lips slightly. "My Olive says she's afraid there won't be enough light between you
to see the real emotion in your heart, so she'll come over here and shine for you like a third wheel
between you."
Olive was confused because she didn't say that.
"Well, as the third wheel between us, you can keep the light to light yourselves. Get out of here and
leave us both alone." Kent wanted them out of here because he had to close the door and had a
serious conversation with Janetta, this silly girl.
A year wasn't a long time, but it was a hard time for those who couldn't wait.
Olive jumped out of bed, and it's time to go. There was a saying that going too far was as bad as not
going far enough, so if they stayed any longer, they were going to be a real nuisance.
"Then you two will be very sweet to stay together......" Alan held his wife in his arms and deliberately
spoke the last two words slowly.
Kent threw a pillow at them and said. "Go away, and I'm not going to send you away."
"Boss Bai, you don't have to send us away, because we really know the way." Olive bickered with him
deliberately.
Alan rubbed his wife's hair, smiled, and walked out with her in his arms. Finally, he kept the door closed
for them.
Alan took Olive to eat the most famous breakfast in Jiangcheng and then drove to the Hoyle's Mansion.
The housekeeper was directing two gardeners to prune the flowers in the garden. When he saw Alan
get off the car, he froze for a moment and then rushed to Alan.
"Master, you are back, and the Lady is going to be so happy to see you. It's too hot outside and please
come inside."
Alan nodded to him, stood by the door, and didn't move in. "I'm here to take Annie home, and where's
the Lady?"
"Aren't you going home?" The housekeeper obviously could not accept this fact, so he looked
disappointed but answered truthfully. "The Lady took Miss Annie to Disneyland early in the morning."
This time, it's Alan who was stunned for a moment, thinking that Annie was too sweet, wasn't she? In
just one day, Annie has persuaded his stubborn mother, Mrs. Hoyle, to give up her prejudices.
"Are you sure?"
"Miss Hoyle and Mr. Hoyle went with them, while Miss Annie is smart and lovely, and the Lady likes her
very much. So the Lady regrets that she didn't let Miss Annie return to the Hoyle family earlier." The
housekeeper watched Alan carefully as he spoke.
With a satisfied smile, Alan didn't say anything, got into the car, turned around, and drove a long way.
"When you get to your own door, won't you go in? I should like to see your old room." Sometimes Olive
truly thought Alan had a heart of stone, as his heart was harder than anyone else's heart.
Mrs. Hoyle actually gave in to Alan, as she gave Alan a step, but Alan refused to walk down the step.
He explained that he wanted to make Mrs. Hoyle feel happy with her family first and then make her feel
lost for a while. Therefore, he would make her understand that having family members was more
precious than having wealth and power.
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