She Will Regret It...

Jack was not a serious person, and Ford had never bothered about his jokes.

But today, his words were filled with hostility, as if he could not tolerate the slightest bit of offense.

Jack was the one who knew the most about the matter between him and Julia.

Because Ford was a man of few words. He never told outsiders about his personal affairs, but Jack was an exception. He managed to know a lot of things out of Ford's mouth from time to time.

"In my opinion, Julia is suffering from love phobia. It is a disease of fear of love." Jack concluded resolutely.

Ford raised his eyebrows and asked seriously, "Is this really the case?"

"Well..." Jack laughed sinisterly. "I made it up."

"You should believe me. Let me give you an analysis. Julia fell in love with you when she was young. But what about you? You didn't respond to her accordingly. So, she's tired now and given up."

Ford pursed his lips and remained silent.

Given up? Impossible!

He had never thought that one day, the girl who loved him wholeheartedly would not love him anymore.

He was sure that there was still love, feeling and longing between them...

"She will regret it." Ford said confidently, "She said those just to attract more attention from me."

Jack looked impatiently at the handsome man in front of him and suddenly understood why he was so confident.

This guy didn't know love at all.

Jack said thoughtfully, "What if, I mean, what if Julia doesn't regret it?"

Ford was even more confident, "No way. It's impossible for her not to like me. It's just that she wants to be chased by me."

Jack coughed dryly, "Bro, you say you are to chase Julia?..."

"What's wrong with me chasing after her?" Ford expressionlessly asked, "Am I different from others?"

Anyone else could do it. Why couldn't he?

Jack was amused by his blind confidence and said seriously, "Of course you are different from others."

Ford was puzzled.

Jack continued, "You look better than others. Look at your beautiful extraordinary face. Looking at your tall and straight nose bridge. Your are incomparable."

Ford was silent.

"Bro, have you ever chased someone?" Jack's eyes twitched slightly, his face full of tacit ridicule, "Do you know how to chase after people?"

"No." Ford replied coldly, "Giving her flowers and bags to please her."

Jack asked, "Who told you that?"

"Jeffrey."

"Ha—ha." Jack laughed heartily.

"Has he ever been in love?"

The two people who had never been in love came up with the way to chase after a girl, which was truly low and tasteless.

Ford frowned deeply. How did he know that Jeffrey had never been in love before?

"Do you want some suggestions from me? I'm very experienced." Jack narrowed his beautiful eyes and said with mischief. "As long as you call me big boss, I'll teach you."

"Scram."

"Tsk, I'm only three days younger than you." Jack's eyes were full of laziness as he smiled, "Call me big boss, and you'll benefit from my suggestions."

Ford snorted, "Come on. That definitely won't happen."

It wouldn't be difficult to chase after a girl. No matter how inexperienced he was, he still had his handsome face, which would help him a lot.

"What if?"

"Talking about things that won't happen is a waste of time. It's meaningless."

Heh, let's wait and see.

"Everything is possible." Jack was frivolous with his smiling eyes. "Don't worry, if that day comes, I will not sit by idly."

Ford looked at him with a scornful expression, and said, "Stop dreaming."

Jack thought that his goodwill was treated as bad intent. Since Ford refused to go through the right path and was determined to the dead end, what else could he do besides wishing him goodluck along the way.

He lazily looked at him and casually said, "Then I wish you succeed soon."

This kind of person who had his eyes above his head and overestimated his EQ would have to hit himself against a wall a few more times and be heavily beaten by reality world before he could wake up.

Ford sneered, "Rather than having unrealistic dreams here, it's better to care about your nephew."

"Steven, what's wrong with him?" Jack was suddenly puzzled. What does his nephew got to do with their topic.

Steven was a child of his cousin. He was only four years younger than him. So Steven could be counted as his peer. However, Jack had a very high seniority in the family, and Steven had to call him uncle.

When his cousin was studying abroad, she fell in love with a native. When she was eighteen, she became pregnant with Steven. Then, the two of them registered their marriage abroad. When she was five months pregnant, they divorced because of their different personalities. Therefore, Steven was born with his mother's surname.

His cousin thought Steven was old enough, so she asked Jack to send him here to train and learn so that he could return to inherit the company.

Ford continued, "The department head said that he paid all his attention to a female celebrity on the computer every day."

Jack was speechless. This brat's temperament was the same as his. He was easy to get enamored too.

As for Ford, he was sure that Julia would regret and come back to him anytime soon.

...

On the subway, Julia took out her divorce certificate and looked at it carefully. Then, she fiercely pinched herself.

"Ouch! it hurts."

So it was true!

She unconsciously let out a dumb laugh.

An old lady on the next seat couldn't help but be happy for the girl in the hat and mask as she held the paper and let out a joyful sound.

She said enthusiastically, "Young lady, are you very happy?"

Julia answered, "Yes."

Then the old lady went on, "I have been through the same experience before. I was as excited as you when I received the certificate. My heart beat with excitement at that moment. Now, I get older, but I still remember that feeling clearly."

Julia replied, "Right, it's like a prisoner who had been sentenced to death, but suddenly got released."

And it was fun and exciting.

The old lady thought this girl was quite learned and her description was very special.

When she reached the station, Julia closed the paper and put it in her pocket properly. Then, she smiled and said to the lady beside her, "I'm getting out. Goodbye."

The old lady accidentally glanced at the first word "Divorce" on the paper.

She waved her hand and froze in midair with an awkward expression.

Her heart was filled with deep guilt and distress. It turned out that what they said was not the same thing. No wonder the girl said such words about the death penalty. This girl was too considerate.

The young girl covered herself so tightly, probably because her face was swollen from crying and she was embarrassed to show it off.

When Julia got home, Lily had already gone out. She looked at the empty room and felt somewhat confused.

Now that there was no imminent pressure to survive, she was about to plan her future.

Actually, she didn't have much ambition, but she still wanted to manage her reputation well. When Max came out of prison, he would be proud of her.

Instead of being infamous and full of negative news.

She sent a message to Lily, asking her to have dinner with her after her meet up with Andrew. Then, without removing her makeup, she lay on the bed and slept for a while.

When she opened her eyes, it was almost nine o'clock. Lily just called and asked her what she wanted to eat.

She had a sudden impulse to the big steak stall. After the two of them had made an appointment, Julia directly went over without freshening herself up.

At the appointed place, Lily waved at her from the innermost corner. She walked over calmly, sat down and covered her face with her hands, and whispered, "Lily! I have good news for you!"