Predestined Bride

Molly was stunned. She slowed down before whispering, “What happened?”

Jessica was silent for a long time.

It took so long that Molly thought Jessica lost her voice. Then Jessica said slowly.

“We are not right for each other.”

Molly turned to look at her and saw Jessica’s thoughtful expression.

“I guess it’s not meant to be.”

When Molly heard this, she exclaimed in surprise.

Weren’t Jessica and Carl meant to be?

She couldn’t agree that Jessica and Car had no predestination.

If they didn’t appeal to each other, they would have married someone else. It was impossible for them to wait until now.

“No fate” was an omnipotent reason.

“We’re here.” Jessica’s voice sounded.

Only then did Molly realize that they had arrived at the place where Jessica was going to have a meeting.

Molly opened the car door. When Jessica got off the car, Molly said, “I’ll pick you up when you finish your work.”

Jessica nodded, “Be careful on the road.”

…

Once Jessica held the meeting, she forgot the time. They didn’t eat lunch until one o’clock in the afternoon.

The staff brought a takeout for Jessica.

Considering that she was a patient, the staff ordered her a healthy meal, which was light and nutritious.

Jessica and the staff ate dinner at the same table. They took good care of Jessica and chatted with each other. Occasionally, they would ask Jessica if she wanted water or napkins.All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

Jessica stayed with them and ate more food than usual.

After those staff members were almost done eating, they chatted with Jessica at the side.

…

Jessica’s phone rang. This was the notification tone of a new text message.

Jessica bit the spoon, picked up her phone and opened the SMS interface.

In the preview of the content of the text message, there were no words shown. It should be a picture of a document.

Jessica clicked the text message and took a look, and then she was stunned.

As she thought, the message was indeed a picture.

But it was not a simple picture, but a photograph.

It was a disheveled woman.

It was none other than herself.

Jessica’s expression immediately changed.

She had no recollection of ever having such a photograph.

She couldn’t remember it at all.

“Jessica, are you OK?”

Jessica clenched her phone and stuffed it into her pocket. She looked up and saw the staff looking at her with concern.

“I feel sick in my stomach. I’m going to the bathroom.” Jessica’s expression returned to normal, but she still stood up and walked towards the bathroom.

“Jessica, have you finished your meal?”

“Yes.”

Jessica entered the bathroom and locked the door. She opened the photo again.

Her photos were once edited into various weird ones. But in this case, it was more realistic.

If she hadn’t had an impression of the scene in this photo, she would have almost believed that it was true.

Jessica stared at it for a long time. After confirming that she had no memory of it, she looked at the sender’s phone number and asked Molly to check who he was.

This was the first time she had seen such a rampant hater who actually sent her a photo.