Gluey Love Between Us

Eden looked at him and smiled sweetly, "Anyway, you and Abby have been helping me. That means a lot."

Eden generally would not hide her true feelings in front of Jasper and Abigail.

She was pure, kind, gentle, and understanding.

In a society where money was king, Jasper had seen too many women who admired vanity.

And Eden was different from those women.

It made Jasper feel that she was the one.

He knew what had happened to Eden. When Eden had decided to give birth to her children, he didn't stop her. Instead, he supported her and accompanied her. Home had always been Eden's dream.

He always believed that what he had been striving for was the right direction.

The waiter served the dishes. There were four dishes and one soup, but the two of them were keen on the spicy crayfish.

Jasper smiled, picked up the tea on the table and took a sip. He looked at Eden and said with a smile,

"Eden, if you really want to thank me, can you treat me to dinner tomorrow night?"

Victor, who had just sat down, just heard this.

Eden smiled and raised her eyebrow. She said, "Jasper, I make slender income."

"Fine, then I'll treat you. You just have to eat with me!" Jasper glared at her. He knew that she didn't like owing him favors.

As soon as he thought of it, he felt unhappy!

He put the fish in her bowl.

He urged, "Hurry up. I'll take you to the house later. It's very nice. As long as you refurbish it, you can move in before Ricky starts school."

"Okay, but I have to go back to Gate City next week. Gia has a painting exhibition. Last time I lost the handkerchief she gave me. If she knew that, she would be very unhappy." Eden suddenly thought of Victor's bloody face.

She sighed in her heart. She probably wouldn't be able to find it back.

Jasper smiled and said, "Let me go with you. Gia will definitely win the first place this time."

"I hope so! Kenny said that she had put in a lot of effort during this period of time. She paints in her room every day." Eden couldn't help but smile when she mentioned her daughter.

Eden stared at Jasper with her big clear eyes for a while and said, "Jasper, you should go back. You don't really want to stay in River City, do you?"

Jasper picked up a piece of fish. After he ate it, he said with a smile, "Eden, I've said it before. I'll be wherever you are. If you're in River City, I'll stay here!"

His words were calm but firm.

Eden was slightly stunned, and a strong sense of gratitude arose from the bottom of her heart. "Jasper, if you're staying for me, I'll blame myself.!"

They told each other everything. She had never given Jasper hope. She was a mother of three children, so she didn't want to slow him down.

Jasper understood what she meant and his heart ached. She had always been rejecting him. She didn't want to accept him.

He knew what she was worried about. He also knew what she was thinking.

But so what? She still rejected him.