What Happens in Chapter 417 – From the Book They Want Me Back When It's Too Late (Jessica and Brian)
Dive into Chapter 417, a pivotal chapter in They Want Me Back When It's Too Late (Jessica and Brian), written by Free Collection. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Alpha fiction.
Chapter 417
On the fourth floor of the mall, Sana sat across from her blind date, Max Allen, bored to death as she listened to his endless Brapping.
“Town three properties, my monthly income is almost six figures, and I’ve dabbled in some investments. Sure, I’m not exactly Warren Buffett, GOLEM close,” he boasted shamelessly.
He added confidently, “If you’re willing to marry me, I’d be happy to support you financially after
tie the knot.
“Oh, by the way, my mom really wants a grandson. If we get married, I expect us to have our first child within a year. And if it’s a girl, we should try for a second one the following year.
“Not that I prefer sons over daughters, but my parents still have that mindset, you know? My mom sacrificed a lot raising me when she was young, so! can’t let her down. You understand, right?”
At this, Sana suddenly perked up. She slammed her palm on the table and declared, “Absolutely not. Mr. Allen, I don’t think we’re a good match at all
‘Hurry up and scram. You look decent enough, but underneath, you’re just another mama’s boy acting like you’ve got some royal throne waiting at home. I’ve had enough of this nonsense,‘ she thought furiously.
Max leaned forward and asked, “What do you mean? I think you’re a perfect fit. As for your different views, that’s no big deal. After we get married, my mom will properly teach you.
“Just learn well, and you’ll gradually come to understand how things work in my family. Take your time. I’m patient, and I can wait for you.”
Sana took a deep breath, barely keeping herself from explodin
Wesley cut her off. “She doesn’t need you waiting for her.”
“I won’t-”
He had just walked into the restaurant and heard those words. His expression turned thunderous in an instant. Striding forward, he slammed a hand
down on Max’s shoulder.
“Who the hell are you?” Max snapped, boiling over with rage as Wesley pinned him down.
Wesley glanced at Sana, who was clearly fuming. With a quick smirk, a lie rolled right off his tongue.
“I’m pursuing her. If she chooses to be with me, she won’t be pressured to bear sons, won’t have to deal with any mother–in–law drama, and she’ll get to manage every cent of my earnings.
“With an offer like mine, do you really think she’d even glance your way?
Cornered by Wesley’s words, Max’s face turned a furious shade of red. He opened his mouth to argue but couldn’t find a single coherent retort.
After a long, awkward pause, he finally blurted out, “So what if you treat her well? In the end, she still doesn’t want you. That’s why she’s here on a date with me.”
Hearing this, Wesley lifted his gaze lazily, utterly unfazed. “That’s fine, I don’t mind say? I’m just completely in love with her.”
at
all. As long as she isn’t married, I’ll keep pursuing her. What can
He gazed tenderly at Sana, his eyes brimming with such genuine affection that it seemed he
truly harbored deep devotion for her.
Sana felt her cheeks heat up. She ducked her head immediately, too flustered to look at him again.
Noticing this, Max’s expression twisted into something downright ugly. He shoved his chair back with a loud scrape, shot them both a furious
stormed out without another word.
Wesley stepped aside calmly, letting him pass without so much as a glance.
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