Predestined Bride

Just as Jessica was thinking about telling Molly about this and asked Molly to check the number, someone pushed the door and came into the toilet.

Then, an employee called her.

“Jessica, are you here?”

“Yes. What’s up?”

Jessica locked her phone, opened the door, and walked out.

The employee saw Jessica and said with a smile, “Jessica, someone is here to see you.”

“Who?”

“You’ll know.”

Jessica followed her out to the conference room.

Jessica opened the door and saw Carl in the room.

She became unhappy immediately.

It seemed that Carl came here in a hurry. But the moment Carl saw Jessica, he calmed down.

“Jessica.” Carl strode towards Jessica.

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But Jessica moved away quickly.

“What are you doing?” Jessica stood aside and asked indifferently.

Carl stopped and stared at Jessica. Being sure that there was nothing wrong with her, Carl said, “I have some business here and visit you by the way.”

Jessica said calmly, “You don’t have to. Just go ahead and do your thing.”

Carl became angry. “You don’t have to shut me out like this. I’m also taking breakup into consideration. But can’t we still be friends after breaking up?”

Jessica suddenly looked up and said, “Have you decided?”

Carl took a deep breath slowly as if he was holding back his anger.

After a few seconds, Carl said, “It seems that you are looking forward to the breakup very much.”

Jessica raised his eyebrows, “So what’s your answer?”

“I didn’t go back home these days. It seemed you didn’t miss me at all and was fine with it.” Carl sneered mockingly.

“So why did you ask me?”

At this moment, someone knocked on the door.

An employee came in.

“Have some water, Mr. Carl.”

Carl and Jessica looked away.

The employee glanced at Carl and then at Jessica. She felt strange.

Then she left.

After the employee left, Jessica and Carl stood opposite each other again.

A message came.

Jessica’s phone suddenly rang.

She frowned. Why were there so many messages today?

Jessica took out her phone and felt that Carl was still looking at her.

When Jessica looked up, she saw Carl staring at her phone seriously.

Carl seemed to be very interested in her messages.

“What are you doing?” Jessica asked.

“Who still texts these days? How old-fashioned!” Carl said casually.

Jessica glanced at Carl and didn’t say anything. She read the message. It was an advertisement.

Unfortunately, it was from an application that Carl had invested in.

Jessica raised her eyebrows and smiled at Carl, “I was also wondering who was that old-fashioned.”

Carl raised his chin and looked away.

“You’ve seen me. It’s time to go.” Jessica said.

Jessica still had work to do. Carl would disturb her if he stayed here.

And it seemed that Carl had nothing important to do here.