Chapter 247


    But now, everything ced in front of Jonah was enough for him to give up Sienna.


    "He said that he couldn''t ovee his family''s arrangements? Haha, only a ghost would believe


    such words."


    Jonah didn''t catch up with me, which made me feel more disappointed.


    Thinking of this, he stopped again. He turned around and saw Jonah''s dejected look. "Before I


    leave, I want to ask you one more thing."


    "Ask, as long as I know, I will tell you."


    While I was still thinking about how to ask, Jonah said, "Do you want to ask me about Harrison?


    Although I may be more unreliable in your heart, you can rest assured that Harrison is definitely not


    such a person."


    "Why do you say that?" I was a little surprised when Harrison was suddenly mentioned.


    Jonah looked at me and said seriously, "You must have had an argument with him in your current


    state."


    His words were not a question but an affirmative sentence. He must have guessed that Harrison


    and I were not in a good state, but I didn''t feel anything. Just like when Sienna and I were good


    sisters, his rtionship with Harrison must be unusual, and it was normal for him to feel that


    something was wrong.


    Therefore, I didn''t argue with his words and said, "Sienna is so drunk that she is unconscious. You


    took her home, didn''t you?"


    At first, Jonah should have denied it, butter, for some reason, he took it back. He lowered his


    head and smiled helplessly. "I know. Now, no matter how I say it, you don''t want to believe it. But


    some things are destined toe to an end. If we continue to fall into it, there won''t be a good


    result."


    "What do you mean?" I frowned.


    Jonah looked down the corridor and said, "There''s a garden downstairs. Can youe


    down with me?"


    I wanted to refuse, but I still had time to refuse Jonah, so I said, "It won''t take too much time.


    Harrison also knows that I came out to look for you."


    Hearing what he said, even if he didn''t want to go just now, he had to go now.


    "Because Harrison and I came straight from the underground garage, so I didn''t have the chance to


    appreciate the appearance of this restaurant. Now with Jonah, I have a chance to see it clearly."


    It was called a restaurant, but in fact, it was a kind of restaurant that was one with the hotel. The


    ces below the fourth floor were all for eating. The rooms on the fifth to the 16th floor were all for


    living. There was only a front desk on the first floor. There was arge space in the back, which was


    the lounge and the garden.


    We found our seats and sat opposite each other. After a long while, we didn''t take the initiative to


    speak.


    Just when I was impatient, Jonah finally said, "When I met Sienna, I didn''t expect that so many


    things would happenter. I didn''t expect that I would have feelings for her. So when I found out, the


    first thing I did was to stay away from her."


    The word "b*stard" was about toe out of my mouth.


    "But this idea didn''tst long. I have confirmed our rtionship before, but after all, I still have my


    family." Jonah''s tone was disappointed.


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    If I were to talk about my true thoughts, I would have believed what Jonah said earlier, but in the


    end, I felt that I could not believe it at all, because there was nothing worth believing at all.


    Could it be that if his family was unwilling, they could break up with each other so easily? Besides, a


    man like Jonah waspletely like a yboy and a rich second generation. In the past, his family


    did not care, but now they had to stop him from making a girlfriend with all their heart.


    I don''t understand, and I don''t want to be deceived!


    "Are you lying to me or yourself? Or are you lying to Sienna?" I asked lightly.


    Jonah''s body froze, but he didn''t answer me immediately.


    Perhaps he didn''t take this little movement to heart. But I, who was sitting opposite him, saw his


    death clearly, so I didn''t want to listen to his following words.


    I couldn''t even squeeze out a smile from the corner of my mouth. I said coldly, "That''s enough. Don''t


    continue.”


    "What I said is true." He bent down and buried his head in it.


    Without saying a word, I got up and went straight back. When I reached the exit of the garden, I


    stood up and looked back.


    In the darkness, Jonah still kept his movement and did not move.


    At this moment, I realized that I couldn''t be hostile to Jonah anymore, because he seemed to be


    sadder than I had imagined. I didn''t believe a word he said just now, and the reason was that his


    eyes were shing when he was talking.


    As long as he and I looked into each other''s eyes and wanted to confirm the authenticity of his


    words, he would definitely turn his face away and refuse to face me face to face.


    When a man didn''t even want to look at his eyes, he was probably lying. Compared with what he


    said, I was more willing to believe what Harrison said. But I didn''t quite understand. Why did he


    come here to put on a show in front of me?


    Holding the door handle of the private room, I took a deep breath, smiled, and turned the door


    handle.


    "I thought you were gone. Why did youe back?" Abbie sat in my seat and said with


    dissatisfaction.


    The movements of the people around also stopped, and their eyes were focused on the two of us.


    In fact, they didn''t stop. It was just that before I came in, they should be doing something. As soon


    as I came in, their things couldn''t continue, so they looked at me. "I''m just going to the bathroom.


    He''s still here. How can I leave?" I was talking about Harrison.


    I walked to my seat as if nothing had happened and smiled at Abbie, who was sitting in my seat. "I


    wasn''t there just now. Can you let it go now?"


    Abbie red at me fiercely. It could be seen that she wasn''t willing to give way at all, but I just didn''t


    want to go as he wished.


    Even though I knew that it was not rational to make such a mess for a man, I used to hate such


    behavior, but now I had to do it.


    "The seats aren''t fixed. It shouldn''t be a problem for me to sit for a while, right?" I said with a smile


    as Abbie sat there.


    I thought about it and nodded. "The location is indeed not fixed, but there is something that should


    be half fixed."


    With that, I looked at Harrison. He probably had just finished eating and was slowly wiping his


    mouth with a tissue.


    If it wasn''t for the fact that the time and venue were not right, I would have gone up to ask him what


    was on his mind so that he could get Abbie toe over and drive her away in the time it took for


    me to leave. Wouldn''t he take the initiative to ask?


    "What do you mean by ''half fixed''? You''re not drunk, are you?" Abbie red at me with


    dissatisfaction.


    I pointed to Harrison and said to her, "Harrison, who is behind you, is your Brother Harrison. He is


    now my nominal boyfriend in fact, so who do you think should sit here?"


    Abbie''s hands on her legs gradually tightened as she snorted, "It''s not like we''re getting married.


    There''s still a divorce!"


    "Is that so?" I continued to smile.