At New Year's Day's dinner party, John was the last person to take a seat.
Next to John and Jessica, there was an empty seat, which was specially reserved for sirand Jason by Sam
Jessica sat in her seat and glanced at the side face of John from time to time. He was as cold and hard as ever, not giving her a good look.
The two of them hadn't spoken for more than half a year since Sam had an accident and Jessica begged him to marry Vivian.
Jessica knew she was in the wrong, but she also felt guilty. She had tried to ease the stiff relationship between the two of them, but she hadn't even seen brother's figures for a long time. Richard had claimed that John was busy, and it had always been like this.
Her brother didn't see her, but John often took James with him.
Knowing that her brother didn't want to see her, Jessica stopped disturbing John.
This was the first time they had seen each other in half a year. Jessica found that John was much thinner. John wore thick clothes in winter and Jessica could see his figure. But the outline of his face was more outlined, with his hair cut short.
It was cold in Lexingport City's winter. She wondered whether John would feel cold outside.
There was a hint of worry and pity in J
areful or not. My sister likes Roman."
James stressed the word "sister" on purpose, indicating that Emma should not have anything to do with Roman, who was his sister's man.
Emma could tell the jealousy in James' voice. She chuckled, "Okay."
"Ah!" Suddenly, Dora stood up and scolded James with a red face, "James, why did you break your promise? You promised not to tell them!"
"What? Did I promise you? " "An accident," said James with an awkward smile.
"Humph!" Dora was so angry that her cheeks bulged up.
Angela glanced at her husband and said, "Our daughter has fallen in love with someone."
Daniel nodded. "The person who can make John remember should not be bad."
"Dad, mom!" Dora blushed, but no one answered her.
"John, when Daniel and I have time, can we go to your place to have a look?" Angela asked.
John nodded, "Yes."
Sam, who was sitting on the chair, suddenly beamed with joy. "It's really good news. Our Dora has grown up. I'm so lucky."
Seeing that everyone didn't react too fiercely, the red clouds on Dora's face gradually dissipated.
"I happen to have something to tell you." The smile on the table faded away when they heard the low voice of John. John said calmly, "I want to marry Vivian."
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