Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler novel Chapter 1609

Chapter 1609

Chapter 1609

Jack's expectant smile gradually turned into disappointment. He could not even take the opportunity to kiss Joanne. He teased, "You can kiss me on the cheek. Is it OK?"

"Don't even think about it." Edwin snorted.

Catelyn, who was sitting right to Joanne's left, heard this and calmly said to Joanne, "Let's switch places."

Joanne was confused.

Immediately afterward, under everyone's gaze, Catelyn sat down on Joanne's right side.

Then the person Joanne should kiss became ... Edwin!

The crowd was shocked.

'That's cheating!'

The original prank instantly turned into a public display of affection.

Everyone looked at Jack in unison...

Jack silently shut his mouth.

Then, he saw Edwin get up and walk to Joanne.

"Honey, what kind of kiss do you like? How about a French kiss?"

Joanne blushed and bit her lip. It was really a bit embarrassing for her to kiss in public.

She took a deep breath and told herself to ignore the people present before she said to Edwin, "Just kiss casually according to the punishment..."

It would be strange if Edwin gave up such a good opportunity. He swallowed, cupped Joanne's jaw in his hands, and kissed her deeply.

Jack's friends were timing the kiss. It was so cruel to Jack.

"The countdown has begun. Five, four, three, two..."

Yet she turned out to be Edwin's ex-wife.

Moreover, Joanne never forgot Edwin, so Jack couldn’t even fight with Edwin for her.

Seeing them kissing passionately, Jack was desperate.

Jack picked up a glass of wine and poured it into his mouth, laughing...

The game went on and became wilder.

The atmosphere was very lively. They played for a long time and found out a lot of secrets.

At about five o'clock in the morning, they went to a nearby hotel, washed up, and slept.

Catelyn didn't go home at night and instead slept with Joanne. Edwin refused to leave Joanne, so he slept on the carpet. Fortunately, the room was warm, so he didn't catch a cold at night.

However...

The next morning, at exactly half past six, Edwin's cell phone beeped.