One Night Stand With The Uninvited Wolf President novel Chapter 44

Ceres was a little annoyed.

He hadn't investigated it, but he just said about reward.

"As I said just now, I am a person with clear rewards and punishments. If you do well, there will be rewards. If you do not do well, there will be punishments." Johny said with a straight face.

"Oh, then... how will you punish me?" Ceres felt that she could not escape.

"I have not thought about it yet." Johny glanced at Ceres's bag. "You even packed your things, are you going to leave?"

"I thought you were going to send me to jail. Of course, I have to pack my things. No one looks after me. I have to prepare myself."

Ceres had made preparations. She searched the website, she might be sentenced to attempted murder, and maybe Johny could intercede with her when he woke up. She would come out of prison in a few years.

Ceres's words made Johny even want to laugh. "Go ahead, what reward do you want?"

Ceres stared at him with her eyes wide open. "You will not punish me, instead, you are giving me a reward first?"

Was there such a good thing in the world?

She was suddenly secretly pleased. Maybe God had eyes and let her meet a good person!

"Okay."

"Can I have whatever I want?"

"If you want."

Ceres suddenly thought, could she tell her father's story? Johny's power was naturally much larger than Mike's. If Johny helped her with this matter, it would definitely be solved soon.

But when she turned to think, there were too many things involved in that matter. The first thing involved was that she was not Mary at all. Johny would be furious because they had teamed up to deceive him. And deceive him as a vegetable with an ugly woman without identity.

Moreover, Johny just woke up, and the reason why he rewarded her might be just because he woke up in a good mood, which might not be the case in a few days.

So, she swallowed it back into her stomach. "I want to go back to school."

Johny almost guessed that Ceres would say something about going to school. It was a pity that she was so good that she could not go back to school.