True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 278

Feeling embarrassed, Jensen's face froze. He immediately said, "Well, I'm not that bad. We drew a tie."

"So you didn't win, huh?" Alice said in surprise. "I didn't expect you to lose to him."

Jensen was even more embarrassed, so his face turned red.

He didn't expect Alice would despise him that much.

To cover up his embarrassment, he touched his head and explained, "Actually, Heinz's injuries were

much worse. We just had a fight."

"Humph!" Alice sneered and said, "You said that you're giving him a lesson but instead you got beaten

up. And now you still have the audacity to show off in front of me."

Jensen was rendered speechless.

"Officer Charm, are you really a police officer? Seems that you're not as skillful as an ordinary man

doing a white-collar job."

Jensen said, "Alice, he is not an ordinary man. He is a young and promising bachelor and a big shot in

Northern City, who had been spending most of his time working out in the gym."

"Bullsh*t." Alice wasn't impressed. "He sits in the office all day long, how good would he be? Don't

make excuses for yourself. It's a fact that you can't

beat him. You're just too weak." "I wasn't finding excuses. Think about it. If he was just any random guy,

would your sister even fancy him?" Jensen retorted again.

"Fancy him?" Alice curled her lips. "My sister had no choice."

Jensen shook his head and said, "Even though Grace said sternly that it's impossible between them, I

could see that she is still fond of him. You have to admit it."

"He has to be charismatic enough to be able draw her attention," he explained.

"No way," Alice immediately denied it. "Grace approached him because of Little Gary. If it wasn't

because of Little Gary, she wouldn't even bother to talk to him. He is nothing but an arrogant b*stard."

She said again, "Seeing that he is Little Gary's father, Grace tried to get along with him but just ended

up getting hurt deeply. He totally let her down."

"That's why I had to teach him a lesson," Jensen said.

"But you failed to do that. Don't you think it's ridiculous that you still came to me and bragged about it?"

Alice's words were so powerful that he was lost for words.

"Or are you just trying to gain sympathy from me by showing your bruised face, to make me feel

guilty?" Alice asked directly.

Jensen immediately shook his head. "Of course not.

You're thinking too much. I'm not that kind of person."

"It's best if you're not. Otherwise, I'm so done with you," she said.

Jensen shook his head and said, "Please don't. We're all good now. "

Alice lowered her gaze and looked at the flowers. It smelt good.

This was the first time she had received flowers.

Seeing her expression turning softer, Jensen hurriedly said, "Let not talk about him. It'll just spoil the

fun. Let's go back now."

"Yeah I'm going home." Alice gave her a quick look and said, "Go about your business."

"I'll send you home," he offered. He would not give up on such a good opportunity to bond with Alice.

Besides, he had promised Little Gary that he would pass him the passwords.

"I can go back on my own," she said. "You don't have to drive me."

"But I have bought a lot of things, there are food and some toys." Jensen gestured to his car and said,

"They're all in the car. Let's go."

"No, I'll just take the bus." Alice was not used to him being so attentive to her. Text content © NôvelDrama.Org.

"Why would you choose to board a crowded bus when you have a private car waiting for you? From

today onwards, I will pick you up as long as I'm free," he said while stretching out his hand and gently

placing it on her shoulder.

Alice was stunned and her body stiffened. "Let go of your hand," she ordered.

"Then get in the car," he said with a smile.

"No," she replied.

"If you don't get in the car, I'll carry you in," he threatened. "We are at the front gate of your school. I'll

take this chance to announce that you are my girlfriend, so that no one would chase you."

"You are nuts!" Alice called out.

"Then get in the car," Jensen said again.

Alice pouted and got into the car unwillingly.

There were indeed a lot of things in Jensen's car. All kinds of vegetables, fruits, and toys.

"What have you bought?" Alice asked with surprise.

"Just some groceries and toys," Jensen replied. "Don't bother. Come on, buckle up. Let's go back."

Alice ignored him, but there was a perplexed look on her face.

When Jensen got into the driver's seat and ignited the car, Alice said, "Jensen, you really don't have to

do this. I prefer to live a simple life. Don't treat us like refugees."

Jensen realized that he might have hurt her pride by doing so.

"I'm sorry," he apologized sincerely. "I didn't mean it, Alice. I didn't give much thought to it."

"I hope you can give more thought to it next time." She looked at him and said clearly, "My sister and I

are not the kind to take advantage of others."

Jensen shook his head and said, "That's not what I think, Alice. Would you hear me out?"

"Go ahead."

"I'm starting a relationship with you for marriage in mind. I'm not playing with your feelings," he said in

all seriousness. "I'm serious, so please don't misunderstand me."

Alice looked at him in astonishment. "For marriage in mind?"

"Yes, for marriage in mind. I'm absolutely serious with it," Jensen said sternly.

Alice could feel her heart beating so fast as if it were going to explode.

With Jensen staring deep into her eyes, she felt a sense of uneasiness.

"Why me?" she asked subconsciously.

Jensen smiled and said with tenderness in his eyes, "I don't know either why it's you. I think it's just

fated between us. Deep down, I have the feeling that you are the one who would spend the rest of my

life with me."

Alice's heart was pounding wildly again.

She was dumbstruck.

With Jensen gazing at her with such deep affection in his eyes, she couldn't take it anymore.

She was so shocked that she couldn't accept it.

Alice took a deep breath and turned her face away. Looking out of the window, she said coldly, "I will

never get married. Don't waste your time on me."