Marry Me Twice (Kennedy and Charlotte)

Chapter 574 Clever

"I have some work to do, so I will go out later. But you can't go out with me. You have to hide behind

the sofa and can't come out, okay?"

Jack's innocent look made Alice feel guilty. However, to protect him, she had to endure the guilt in her

heart.

Sure enough, Jack showed a curious expression when he heard it.

"Mommy, why? I want to go home with you. Don't you miss me?" At this point, Jack wrapped his hands

and feet around Alice's arm with a grimace. He looked a bit pitiful.

"Of course, I miss you. I also want to stay with you all the time. But I have to work. Jack... haven't you...

been very considerate? Please do me a favor, and promise me, okay?"

Having said that, Alice held Jack's palm back and shook it gently, hoping that he could agree. RêAd lat𝙚St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only

Jack pursed his lips in dissatisfaction at first. However, seeing Alice begging him, he suddenly became

unbearable, pursed his lips, and nodded reluctantly after a while.

"Well, since you have said that, if I don't agree, you will think I am not well-behaved."

"You agreed?" Alice embraced Jack with great joy, kissed and rubbed his soft cheeks excitedly, with a

deep sense of satisfaction and pride in her voice.

"Thank you, Jack."

Jack patted Alice on the back of the head with a proud look, and spoke very loyally, "Mommy, I'm your

lovely baby. You're too welcome."

While they were talking, a cold voice came from outside.

Alice was taken aback, Jack blinked and looked at her harmlessly.

"Is this person that Mommy is afraid of?"

"Yes." Alice nodded, stretched out her hand to cover Jack's ears, then smiled at him, and said to him,

"Be obedient."

Jack nodded obediently, and took the initiative to put out his hand instead of Alice's hand to cover his

ears. This scene made Alice very upset.

Jack was really the best and best-behaved baby in the world. Otherwise...how could he take the

initiative to reach out to cover his ears by himself?

Alice rubbed his head, watched him hide behind the sofa, waved at him, and got up.

Stopping recalling, Alice came back to her senses. She had been carried into the elevator by Kennedy,

and the elevator was slowly descending.

His car was parked at the door downstairs, so if he hugged her and went out, she would definitely be

seen by others.

Thinking of this, Alice squeezed Kennedy's hand.

"I can really come down and walk by myself. Let me down."

Kennedy's thin lips were pressed tightly, as if he hadn't heard what she said.

When she was about to reach the first floor, Alice had no choice but to yield, "Even if you want to hug

me, don't hug me here. Let me walk to the car by myself, okay?"

Kennedy lowered her head, the woman in her arms hooked his neck, and her look was full of

pleadings. How could Kennedy refuse her?

Before Alice could speak, Kennedy had put her down.

When Alice stood on the ground, she thought it was her own delusion. When did Kennedy become so

obedient to her?

But she didn't have time to think about it, because it didn't take long time for the elevator door to open.

Alice didn't have time to care about anything else. She stepped forward and hurried out.

Seeing her walking fast, Kennedy frowned slightly and quickly followed.

Kennedy's car was parked downstairs of the company. Alice saw it from a distance and walked over

directly, then opened the car door directly and sat into the passenger seat.

When Kennedy arrived, Alice had already fastened her safety belt.

Seeing this scene, Kennedy thought of the scene where she was resisting when he helped her fasten

the seat belt before.

This woman was really harder to deal with than he thought.

"Let's go."

This time, it was Alice who took the initiative to urge him to drive. Kennedy felt strange. But when he

thought that she was sick, he didn't say anything more.

They went all the way to the community.

Kennedy parked the car. Alice thought for a while, and suddenly asked Kennedy, "Did you have dinner

today?"

Hearing it, Kennedy was stunned. Then, he shook his head a moment later, and asked, "What? Do you

want to cook for me?"

Alice, "...It's impossible. How about treating you to dinner?"

She thought about it and felt that she was a little too much before. After all, he took care of her when

she had a fever. When she woke up, she lost her temper to him. Instead of being angry, he sent her to

the company and drove her back.

In any case, she had to thank him.

Kennedy wanted to say that he wanted her to cook for him, but soon he remembered that she was ill.

How could he be willing to let her cook at this time? So, he nodded immediately and agreed.

Thus, they went upstairs directly. When entering the elevator, Alice walked in first, and Kennedy walked

behind her. Then, Alice walked to the other side, ready to press the elevator button.

As the elevator doors slowly closed, an anxious female voice was heard.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute!"

She seemed to be talking to them.

As a neighbor, Alice pressed another button next to it.

The elevator door reopened, and the girl walked in while laughing.

"Thank you, I thought I couldn't keep up."

The girl was smiling, but her look changed a little after seeing Kennedy. She stared at Kennedy blankly,

remembering the scene when he asked her to get out. Her face instantly turned pale.

At this moment, a fat man also squeezed in. He staggered and ran into Alice in the corner.

Kennedy, who had been expressionless, suddenly moved. He directly held Alice's waist and pulled her

towards him.

Bang!

Before Alice had time to react, her soft cheeks slammed into Kennedy's arms without warning.

She just wanted to raise her head and ask why Kennedy suddenly pulled her over, she noticed the fat

man hit the wall where she was standing just now. The man yelled aloud.

"It hurts so much."

Alice, "..."

Thanks to Kennedy for pulling her away, otherwise...she might be smashed hardly, right?

The girl who rushed in looked more gloomy after seeing this scene.

She originally wanted to strike up a conversation with Kennedy, but she didn't expect to be severely

rejected by him. She was sad at the time. After returning home, her friend enlightened her, saying that

such a cold man didn't put any woman in his eyes.

But now, he was obviously holding a woman in his arms, tenderly.

He was completely different the day when he asked her to get out coldly.