To Be Yours Again novel (Jenny and Alex) novel Chapter 409

Chapter 409 Shameless!

Alec just about boiled over with rage when he saw the two. “Fucking shameless!”

If someone else had seen them doing this right by the door… Alec couldn’t imagine further. He grew angrier and angrier by the second, never expecting Jenny to act that way.

Jenny was about to push Christopher away when she fell limp in his arms, eyeing Alec mockingly.” You should mind your own business, Mr. Faust. Don’t you have a new girlfriend?”

“…”

“Oh, I nearly forgot. You live here too.” Jenny turned to Christopher. “Let’s give him some space to walk.”

“Alright.” Christopher beamed, enjoying the show. He let Jenny go and gently pushed her behind him. “Here you go, Mr. Faust.”

Alec glared at them, then fixed on Jenny. “I told you it’s not what you think between

“I’m not interested in your business, Mr. Faust.” Jenny scoffed and looked away, crossing her arms.

Still angry, Alec turned to Christopher. “Why do you keep following her around? What motives do you have?”

“I’m afraid I don’t know what you mean, Mr. Faust. I like Jenny, and I intend her to be my girlfriend,” Christopher responded proudly with nothing to fear.

Alec’s eyes just about turned bloodshot. With a sneer, he left.

Jenny immediately sagged over; her ferocity gone just like that. “Didn’t you say you’d treat me to dinner? Let’s go then.”

In the restaurant, Jenny had her mind wander off while eating her dinner. Christopher grimaced because he knew that as much as Jenny denied caring about Alec Faust, she actually cared the most.

“Where’d you learn how to fight like that, Jenny?” he asked, trying to divert Jenny’s attention from Alec.

Jenny slowly came to her senses. “A man my grandfather hired to teach me back in Orchid Village

“Woah. Must’ve been quite the master then. What was his name?” Christopher was now intrigued. His own martial arts mentor had been top-notch, yet he had been defeated by Jenny so easily. Whoever taught her must’ve been far more skilled. Not to mention the fact that men and women naturally differed in physiological strength.

Sensing that Christopher had no ulterior motives in asking this, Jenny said, “Tywin Munster.”

Christopher’s silverware nearly fell to the ground. “Tywin Munster?!”