Jessie's mouth gaped. "What do you mean by that?" She asked. "Grandad would want me there because I am important to him," Din gently shook his head. "For that reason, you would need to lie. Because of you, Granddad would want to move the wedding up, and when he does, you would lie. You'll have to make up a lie so that you won't have to go."As she folded her arms, Jessie laughed. "And why is it important that I don't come? I am your wife, as everyone already knows. Grandpa would have no doubt informed them that we were already married.""Just follow the instructions, and I'll keep your secret safe." As he made his way to the door, he said. He briefly peered outside before returning to Jessie. "The girls are coming. You know what to do." The moment Jessie entered the sheet, she laid her head on the pillow and shut her eyes. He would finally have her in the palm of his hands. Finally, he would take control of the situation and force her to follow his instructions until she was ready
Shawn was waiting for Din by the doorway when he got home, so he picked him up and carried him inside. It had been a long hour for him, but he was glad he had the chance to figure out how to keep Jessie under control. He approached the fridge and took ice and Coca-Cola from the freezer. The maids were constantly asked to leave during this time so they could return the next morning to finish their work. They shouldn't spend the night at the mansion, according to Din. Din had only kept two maids ever since Jessie's accident, having previously had a few more. Even before he discovered that she had been lying to him the entire time, he worried that the house might be too crowded for Jessie to stay in when she returned home once she had fully recovered. When the doorbell rang, he put the coke on the table and went to see who was at the door. He'd known it was Beth. Shawn followed him as he walked up to the door.Beth went straight in for a tight hug when Din opened the door. She said,
Jessie buried her nose in the chicken bag and took a deep breath. "Oh my, this smells so good." At Din, she raised her head. "Do you like it?" "Like it? I love it. Thank you, thank you." She was so thrilled that she dropped the chicken on the table and sped over to Din to give him a bear hug, but he stopped her right there."I can see that."Jessie sat back down and once more picked up the bag. "I really missed this. I've been incredibly hungry," she said, in a mouthful. Din laughed as he observed her eating so voraciously. She was so cute while eating, he couldn't take his eyes off of her. He grinned even wider because she wasn't behaving perfectly in his presence. For the second time, Jessie felt at ease in front of the man she had previously believed she detested, and for the first time, she didn't feel as though she needed to be flawless. In contrast to her time with Marco Anderson, she could be herself here. Din kept watching her eat as he sat on the edge of the bed. When Je
After the doctor checked on Jessie, Din grabbed the handkerchief he had seen next to her and gave it to the doctor. "This is not Jessie's, and it smells strange. Do you think the person used this to try to kill her?"The handkerchief was scented by the doctor. "It contains drugs. My theory is that whoever did this to her was trying to kill Jessie covertly. If they had succeeded in killing her and an autopsy is taken, the results won't indicate the presence of this kind of drug in the body. You could say that it would show that she passed away naturally."In actuality, Din wasn't paying attention to what the doctor was saying even though he was. He was only interested in finding out how Jessie was doing, whether she would be alright, and whether she would be able to open her eyes. He feared that he would lose her again. "How is my wife?" He questioned while trying to contain his rage. When the familiar scent passed by him last night, he wondered who it belonged to. Certainly not Kim.
A week later...Jessie peered out the window as Din's car came to a stop in front of the mansion, and as she saw the building, a smile crept across her lips. She hadn't visited or seen the mansion in a very long time, and she had missed it. After a week of strategizing to avoid being discovered by the family, the doctor approved Jessie's discharge from the hospital. Din reasoned that if the doctor had given Jessie a quicker discharge, the family would have known something was wrong, so he had instead chosen to give her another week. "Gentle." Taylor assisted Jessie in exiting the car. A week ago, Bev told her the news, and she was overjoyed to hear it. She had abandoned everything she was doing at work to hurriedly visit Jessie at the hospital. Additionally, she had advised Jessie to call or visit her mother in order to prevent her mother from learning that something had been wrong with Jessie for the previous month. Williams stayed in Din's car with Jessie and Taylor while Cedric,
Din looked down at Jessie while taking a deep breath and placing his hands on his hips. "I apologize if this makes you uncomfortable." Was he kidding? She was not feeling uncomfortable. Well, she was, but her heart wasn't. "I should have waited." Jessie turned her head away. "No, I understand why you did it. Because of Granddad, am I correct?" "No. Not because of Grandad. Now that I am in control of the business, he has no influence over anything I do. I am the boss now." Without knowing what to say next, Jessie simply stood up and made her way to the closet. She retrieved her towel and the clothing she would be wearing for her evening stroll when she finally woke up from her nap.After closing the closet, she turned to face Din. "Where is the bathroom?" Din gestured to her left, and she turned for the door without waiting for him to say anything further. She vanished, and the door closed with a click.Din was all by himself and was observing the route Jessie took to the restro
"Oh wow, chicken soup." After tasting the food in her mouth, Jessie looked at Din. "This is really good." "I cooked it, and it's good for your health. Surprise." Din couldn't help but smile, but the three girls exchanged glances in response to what he said. "What are you guys doing? Eat up." When Din observed the environment, he added."Did you know he could cook?" Sierra shook her head in response to Jessie's question. "Trust me, Jessie; I'm just as shocked as you are." "Well, I am surprised too." Bev shrugged her shoulders and dropped the spoon on the table. "Just because I like your food doesn't mean I like you," she added. "At least she admits my food is delicious." Although mockingly, Bev recited Din's words. "This food doesn't explain what you said earlier." "What did I say?" "That you and Jessie share a room. We all know that is not the truth." "But grandad doesn't." "I knew you were trying to impress Grandad." Din placed the spoon on the table gently after Sierra imme
"Jessie is under attack. Do you perhaps know who her enemy is besides yourself?" Kim made an effort not to laugh out loud. She did not wish to irritate James. Her head was raised, and she gave him a direct gaze. "As long as Jessie remains wed to Din Cooper, she won't be saved." "Hmm." James averted his gaze. He will eventually see her as Kim rather than as a criminal if he keeps looking at her. However, she was a murderer and a felon who had committed crimes. "I'm for real," Kim sat back and wrapped her neck in her hand. She stretched her legs out on either side of the table and rested her head on the top rail while gazing up at the ceiling. "There are many people who want to be with Din, and since I can't kill Jessie, someone else will. The fact that they were unable to have Din may not even be the cause. Perhaps it has to do with money. They are the first to learn of any news surrounding Din." With his hands on the table, James leaned in close to her. "Are you saying you don't k