CHAPTER 548: CHAPTER 261 IN HIS EYES, IN HIS HEART, IT’S ALL JANE QUINLAN (1 MORE UPDATE)_2

Jane Quinlan, keep your eyes wide open when we go to Rear Lake later.

There are quite a few beauties over there."

Jane Quinlan gave him a side-eye: "You’re bold to admit that."

"Don’t you think I’m upright and not afraid of my shadow?

I’m already this old.

Before I met you, I definitely had a past, right?

Plus, didn’t I honestly confess to you before, my past is plentiful.

But since I met you, I’ve considered those countless exes as crap.

From now on, I will be devoted to only treating you well."

There are so many people here, and he openly speaks such romantic words that Jane Quinlan is a bit embarrassed.

She pouts: "But my dad said, a dog can’t change its habit of eating shit."

"Uncle was just speaking out of frustration."

Nolan Moore in the back chuckled coldly: "You do have a clear-sighted dad.

He sees the true nature of men clearly.

Some men, they just can’t change their bad habits.

The sweet nothings sound nice, but turn around and they’d dump you just like that.

You think these men haven’t spoken sweet nothings to their exes before?

They sure did, but oh when in love, those words are so sweet and thick.

They’d promise you the stars and the moon.

But when they fall out of love... you’re just like a pile of shit to them, they’d even hate getting close because of the stench."

Jane Quinlan turns around and glares at Nolan Moore: "According to your words, those men who have played around in the past have no right to love ever in their life, right?

I’m telling you, I always believe that love that hasn’t made it to marriage is just because the destiny isn’t fully cultivated.

If it is cultivated enough, those who are meant to be together will be together no matter what."

Kay Forrest smirks devilishly, his little woman is leveling up in combat strength.

He doesn’t even need to intervene.

Nice.

Nolan Moore looks at Kay Forrest, then coldly glances at Jane Quinlan.

"So it seems you are very confident that you will marry Director Forrest in the future?"

"You really love to speculate.

My point is, when the destiny arrives, we will naturally get married.

But if the destiny isn’t there yet, I won’t blame heaven or others.

What’s meant for me won’t be taken by others, what’s not meant for me cannot be forced."

Jane Quinlan’s words fall, and Nolan Moore becomes silent.

He couldn’t help but regard Jane Quinlan with increased respect.

Women in love generally look forward to creating a home with their partner.

But she seems very aware that the end of a relationship isn’t necessarily a happily ever after.

There also exists a possibility where they could drift apart forever.

This is something Evie apparently can’t understand.

He turns his head towards Evie Larkin with a gloomy expression.

If she could have the same breadth of mind as Jane Quinlan, perhaps she wouldn’t be in such pain now.

At this moment, Evie Larkin is also staring at the silhouette of Jane Quinlan.

Some things are easy to say, but she has no idea how hard they are to do.

Only when she gets dumped by Kay Forrest will she understand her current pain.

Kay Forrest raises his hand to rub her head: "I am yours, absolutely.

My destiny is set on you.

So next time when someone questions if you can guarantee that you will marry me in the future.

Tell those people who underestimate you loudly.

You say you can, and you definitely will."

Jane Quinlan chuckled softly, and the two of them exchanged glances filled with love and affection.

The four arrived at Rear Lake, and Kay Forrest took her to a bar he frequents.

He really likes the resident singer at this bar.

The voice is deep and husky, singing songs like they are telling stories.Kay Forrest ordered two cocktails without even looking at the menu.

Nolan Moore took care of Evie Larkin and ordered drinks for her.

The four of them were dining at the same table.

But there wasn’t much interaction.

While Kay Forrest was introducing the resident singer to Jane Quinlan, Evie Larkin was staring blankly at him.

Her eyes seemed as if they could well up with tears at any moment.

She saw Jane Quinlan happily nestled in Kay Forrest’s arms.

That embrace was supposed to belong to her.

She watched as Kay Forrest smiled indulgently at Jane Quinlan.

That tenderness was supposed to be hers.

She bit her lip, looking at Kay Forrest with a sense of unwillingness and pain in her eyes.

She wished so much that Kay Forrest would turn around and glance at her, even if just once.

But he never turned back.

At this moment, his eyes and heart were filled with Jane Quinlan.

It was as if she didn’t exist at all.

She didn’t come here to humiliate herself; she just wanted to verify his true feelings for Jane Quinlan.

Director Forrest once said that Kay Forrest was very happy with his girlfriend.

She didn’t want to believe it and always chose not to.

She knew Kay Forrest’s personality.

He was someone who liked to flirt around.

For him to be devoted and faithful to one person was almost impossible.

She just felt that Director Forrest was trying to make her let go of Kay Forrest.

But seeing it with her own eyes tonight, how could she not believe?

She had to believe; she could only believe.

Feeling low, she picked up her glass and downed the drink in one go.

It didn’t seem like she was drinking but rather like she was gulping down her sorrows.

Nolan Moore, noticing her manner, was quite worried.

He patted her shoulder, "Take it slow, it’s best to savor the wine slowly."

Evie Larkin gave him a bitter smile.

Jane Quinlan, hearing some noise, turned around and saw the two of them seemingly communicating with their eyes.

Evie Larkin turned and seeing Jane Quinlan looking at her, curved her lips into a compliant smile.

She called the waiter and ordered another drink.

Jane Quinlan responded with a light smile, "Ms. Larkin has a good tolerance for alcohol, doesn’t she?"

Evie Larkin shook her head, "Actually, my alcohol tolerance is not good at all.

Nolan and Kay should both know that.

It’s just that tonight, since we’re all gathered, I felt like drinking a bit more."

Gathered together on a rare occasion?

Jane Quinlan glanced at Kay Forrest, smiled lightly and looked towards Evie Larkin.

"I heard you calling Director Moore and Kay Forrest by their names earlier, I felt that you must know each other.

It seems I was not wrong."

Nolan Moore’s expression turned serious: "Of course we know each other, and our relationship is not as simple as you think."

Evie Larkin nervously turned to look at Nolan Moore.

Jane Quinlan was not aware of what had happened between Evie Larkin and Kay Forrest previously.

Nolan Moore had a stubborn nature, and she was truly afraid he might speak out of turn and offend Kay Forrest.

However, Kay Forrest spoke softly, indulgently telling Jane Quinlan, "Didn’t I tell you before, Nolan Moore was adopted by my dad.

Evie Larkin’s situation is similar; she was also supported and raised by my dad.

It’s just that her family owes my dad a life-saving debt.

So my dad has always taken good care of her."

Jane Quinlan nodded, "No wonder, that makes sense.

Then you guys must be childhood friends, good friends."

She was still curious.

Since their relationship should be good, why were Kay Forrest and Nolan Moore’s relations so strained?