Pregnant with Tycoon's Ex Kneels novel Chapter 25

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Coleman dodged her move and put it on the empty passenger seat, “She’s young and likes these sweet things. Aren’t you watching your sugar?”

Juanita looked at him in shock.

The man was as gentle and handsome as always, clearly nothing had changed.

She stared blankly for a long time, then suddenly got it.

Maybe the heart just changed.

You kept saying Jensina was your little sister, but in the end… maybe you liked her and just didn’t realize it.

Her nails dug deep into her palm. She looked at Coleman with dissatisfaction, but this time she didn’t ask him if he had feelings for Jensina.

“Did you treat every friend’s little sister this well?”

“She fell out with Stanley to marry me.”

Coleman thought her question was unnecessary, “Shouldn’t I be nicer to her?”

Back home, Jensina took a hot shower.

She was blow–drying her hair when Gertrude came in with a plate of cherries, popped one into her mouth, and said, “Come on, what happened?”

“Huh?”

“Although you weren’t too unhappy.”

Gertrude handed her a piece of paper to spit the seeds, “But my sharp eyes still saw that you weren’t in a great mood.”

Jensina couldn’t help but laugh.

Sometimes she thought, her life wasn’t that bad.

Pierre and Shanna were really nice to her, and she also had Gertrude as a good friend.

She put the hair dryer aside and said, “Do you know who I ran into when I left Pierre’s house?”

“Who?”

“Coleman and Juanita.”

Jensina pulled at her lips, “He went to pave the way for Juanita, wanted Pierre to take Juanita as a student.”

She couldn’t really say how she felt.

In short, I just felt all blocked up.

Coleman got close to Pierre because of her being the go–between.

She never thought he would use this relationship to set up his crush.

It wasn’t really feeling sad….

“What was Coleman thinking, was he slapping you in the face? After all, you guys hadn’t even gotten the divorce certificate yet. He was being a bit too blatant. Gertrude was a little upset.

Right.

It was like getting slapped in the face.

This feeling didn’t feel good.

After she said it, Jensina felt a lot better and let out a long breath, “I guess only Juanita knew what he was thinking.”

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“Where’s the divorce certificate?”

Gertrude wished she could get out of this terrible marriage as soon as possible.“When the hell was his mom supposed to send it over?”

“I just asked today, they said it’s soon.”

“Didn’t lie to you, right?”

“Won’t.”

That Estella person looked easygoing, but she was actually really sharp and decisive.

She had already asked for so much in front of Estella, so she wouldn’t be the daughter–in–law Estella wanted.

I was just afraid that right now, Estella wanted to get the divorce papers done even more than she did.

Gertrude’s phone suddenly rang in the living room, and she ran out to answer it.

Jensina picked up the hair dryer and was about to keep drying her hair when her phone, which was lying to the side, started vibrating.

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When she saw the caller ID, her body almost tensed up instinctively. Her fingernails ran over her fingertips several times before she answered

the call.

“Hey, Grandma.”

The other side was obviously impatient and sounded annoyed, “Why did you take so long to answer?”

Jensina took a silent breath, “I was just taking a shower…”

“Jensina,”

Madam Herring cut her off and sneered, “Calling me back late is nothing. Not picking up at all, now that’s something.”

Jensina’s knuckles turned white as she gripped her phone.“Grandma, I didn’t.”

“Alright,”

Madam Herring slowed down her tone, “Family dinner tomorrow night, remember to come back early. Wilfred came back to the country a while ago, he kept saying he hasn’t seen you in a long time.”

Jensina gave a start all over, and her phone fell to the ground with a “clack.”

When she picked up her phone, the call was already hung up.

She looked up at the ceiling and took a few deep breaths before she managed to push down the unbearable scenes crashing around in her mind.

Not only did I fail to calm down, but my body also started shaking uncontrollably.

She thought it over and over, weighed it again and again, then called Coleman.

“Sina, what happened?”

The other side picked up really fast.

She vaguely heard Juanita next to her urging her to eat some fruit.

She spoke calmly, “Tomorrow night is the Herring family dinner. Are you free to go with me?”

“Well,”

Coleman hesitated a bit and answered, “There’s a meeting tomorrow afternoon, it might end a little late.”

Jensina’s heart slowly sank.

“I got it…”

“You know what? Let me finish.”

The man’s voice was gentle and firm, “I just couldn’t make it back to pick you up. Can we meet at the Herring’s mansion?”

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Jensina’s tense body suddenly relaxed, and the corners of her mouth lifted a little.“Of course you can.”

As long as she didn’t go back alone, it was fine.

“Hey, are you coming back soon?”

She looked down at the floor, “Almost.”

Coleman said softly, “I bought you a little cake, put it in the fridge, remember to eat it.”

Jensina froze.

She wasn’t surprised by any luxury gifts he gave her.

I brought her a little cake home on purpose, that was a first.

She was a bit surprised, “Okay, thanks, Cole.”

But soon, that bit of surprise was gone.

She came across Juanita’s post on Instagram.

“I just casually said I wanted some cupcakes this morning, and he brought them back tonight.”

Her piece.

It should have been something Coleman grabbed.

She tossed her phone onto the bed and flopped down herself.

Thinking about the Herring family dinner tomorrow night, my mind got all jumbled up again.

If I had to say, Madam Herring really did do her a favor.

Back then, when her parents died, those two months in the orphanage were like total darkness for her at just five years old.

There was a girl just one year older than her, and she was the boss of the orphanage kids.

She had just been sent in, and the other person already disliked her.

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The girl didn’t let anyone play with her, cut up the little dresses her mom bought her, hid thumbtacks in her princess shoes, drew turtles on her face with colored pens, and even took away the clover pendant she’d worn since she was born.

She went to tell the teacher, but every kid said she was lying.

The teacher of course didn’t believe her.

She was hiding in the backyard corner, crying her heart out and missing her mom and dad so much, when Madam Herring showed up.

If Madam Herring hadn’t brought her to the Herring family, and Stanley hadn’t taken her to his own yard.

Maybe she couldn’t even grow up.

The Jensina from when she was a kid was the one who was really well–behaved, so well–behaved she was kind of dumb.

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