Female Novel
Chapter 1941
"Mr. Jasper." Sheryl stood up and walked over to Jasper with a smile."Ms. Gillis."
"The doe was injured, and | bandaged it without permission. | hope | didn't violate any of your family rules," Sheryl said softly, hereyes filled with affection.
Jasper remained indifferent, maintaining his distant demeanor toward her. "No, Ms. Gillis. That was really kind of you. We shouldthank you."
“When | was working as a doctor without borders in Luminara, | used to treat injured soldiers and civilians. | never thought myskills would come in handy for animals too." Sheryl sighed, shaking her head.
Jasper's dark eyes churned with hidden emotions.In an instant, distant and elusive memories flooded his mind.
Back then, in Luminara, he infiltrated the terrorist organization and fought desperately. His arm was slashed, and his leg was hitby a bullet. He was basically on the brink of death.
It was White Dove who stopped his bleeding, treated his wounds, and fought to bring him back to the base camp, saving his leg."Oh... My head... I'm feeling dizzy." Sheryl suddenly frowned, and her body swayed.
The next moment, she unexpectedly fell toward Jasper.
Jasper snapped out of his thoughts at once, but it was too late.
“Hey! Watch out, Ms. Gillis!" Fortunately, Xavier dashed out like a ferret and swiftly stabilized Sheryl.
Jasper immediately stepped back, keeping a safe distance from her.novelbin
"Thank you." Sheryl clenched her fists discreetly, with a hint of coldness flashing in her eyes.
"Ms. Gillis, you've traveled a long way with Justin and have been looking after him. You must be tired. You should rest," Jaspersaid coldly before turning away and striding off.
"Shall | walk you to your room, Ms. Gillis?" Xavier offered, playing the role of the helpful gentleman.
“No thanks. I'm not that weak,” Sheryl replied, pushing him away with annoyance.
Xavier scratched his head.
Just a moment ago, she seemed weak and unable to care for herself, but now she pushed him with considerable strength.After the family dinner, Jasper escorted Newton back to Crescent Bay while Justin stayed at Seaview Manor with Sheryl.
Even though he had been gone for over a decade, Justin's room at Seaview Manor remained untouched, and it was cleanedweekly.
"Mr. Justin, it seems that Mr. Javier still values you. You can rest assured,” Sheryl said as she brought water and medicine toJustin.
Justin sifted through the colorful pills with his long fingers, his face partially concealed in shadow."But Grandpa still has suspicions about me."
“He's just an old man on his last legs. Even if he has doubts, he can't do anything. Besides, you're his oldest grandson. Howcould he hurt you?” Sheryl's tone dripped with disdain.
"Recent events with Sophia's twodaughters have made Javierreassess his relationshi with, mJasper. ustin saith ‘a pill andsWwallowed it. "If | hadn't returned atthis time, Javier might have forgottenabout me entirely. The situationmight have slipped out of mycontrol." The content is onNovelDrama.Org! Read the latestchapter there!
Sheryl kneeled before him and looked at him in admiration. "You're so wise, Mr. Justin."Smiling, Justin patted her cheek as if she were a pet.“By the way, Jameson heard about your return and contacted me, saying he wants to meet you."
"That fool." Justin leaned back, adangerous glint flickering in his Exes."Countless eyez aldreeibhing ts inseciat: Can't act rashly. By theway, how was his attitude toward youwhen you tested him earlier?" Thecontent is on NovelDrama.Org! Readthe latest chapter there!
Sheryl hesitated for a moment, thenshook her head in frustration. Yagperis very loyal. (Know Kinwéil Hisheaitilo fas a place for the personhe's fallen in love with. It doesn't haveroom for anyone else." The content ison NovelDrama.Org! Read the latestchapter there!
"That's okay. That's what makes it interesting."Justin opened the satin-lined box once again. He took out the hair clip and played with it under the moonlight.Suddenly, his brow furrowed, and he broke the hair clip in half.
"One day, you won't be able to refuse me anymore."