Marry Me Twice (Kennedy and Charlotte)

It was Kennedy!

Surprised, Alice looked at Kennedy's car slowly closing to her and wondered why he came?

Had he had been following her all the way?

Until the car stopped in front of Alice, she walked forward, looking at Kennedy in the driver's seat, "Why are you here?"

Kennedy took a look at her and then got off the car to open the door for her.

"Get in the car."

After she got into the car, Kennedy fastened the seat belt for her. Alice stared at his handsome face close at hand, pursed lips and then said, "I did not succeed to get the book of registered permanent residence."

Hearing that, Kennedy seemed not to be affected, as if he had expected it, so he was not surprised.

Moments later, Kennedy stared the car. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Seeing that he had been quiet, Alice calmed down.

"Did you guess it?"

She asked in a calm voice.

"Yes." Kennedy nodded. With his slender fingers on the steering wheel, he turned around the car

"Since you guessed it, why did you still ask me to come?" Alice took a glance at him, "Your behavior in those days provoked my brother, why don't you reconcile with him?" Kennedy gave a smile, "Even if I want to reconcile with you, you should come first."

Alice, "What do you mean?"

"Don't worry."

Kennedy covered his hand on Alice's hands and said in a soft voice, "I will let everyone know that you are Mrs. Moore."

When he said this, he turned his head to look at her affectionately. His eyes were like magnet, trying to absorb her souls.

Alice felt her heartbeat fast and then she came back to herself and shook off his hand, "drive carefully!"

Then she thought something was wrong, and added, "As if someone was in a hurry to marry you."

Kennedy was not angry but showed a good-looking radian and said lightly, "Well, it is not that you are in a hurry to marry me, it is that I am in a hurry to marry you. It is ok, Mrs. Moore?" Alice blushed, and then turned to look outside the window, ignoring him.

After sending Alice back to the H villa, Kennedy said he needed to work and left. He made a call to Zain while driving.

Zain gave a cold hum when he saw it was Kennedy calling.

"Mr. Nelson."

Zain pursed his lips and stared at the front with deep eyes without opening his mouth.

"This is Kennedy, I don't know if you have time for a drink."

Kennedy went straight to the point.

Zain sneered and felt this man was straightforward.

"Where?"

They met at a bar on West Street

The intention was obvious.

When Zain arrived, Kennedy had booked a downstairs VIP box, waiting for him.

After pushing the door of the box, Zain saw Kennedy sitting on the sofa at a glance with his legs crossed. He looked leisure and the lamplight of the box was dim. Kennedy looked more beautiful.

In Zain's eye, Kennedy was worthy of his younger sister and he had a good family background.

That was assuming, of course, that nothing happened five years ago.

He had seen with his own eyes what had happened to Alice after what had happened five years earlier.

How could he let his sister be hurt again?

Zain made up his mind and then stepped in the box.

Seeing him, Kennedy gave a slight smile, "I thought you would not come."

Zain glanced at him coldly.

"I just came to tell you to leave Alice."

"Oh?" Kennedy raised his eyebrows.

Did Zain do what he expected? Zain would prevent Alice from being with him?

He seemed to have a rough road.

"You think I'm here to help you?" Zain said in a cold tone, "girls are softhearted, but I know what you did to her. You are not qualified to pursue her, even to show up in front of her."

His tone grew stern, without the slightest hint of jest.

But Kennedy was always wearing a smile. Although this man was his future brother-in-law, he did not care about it.

Kennedy had always been arrogant and he never bowed in front of anyone.

Of course, he would probably never humble himself to anyone else in his life, except the woman he loved.

So even if there was a negotiation, his attitude at the moment was tough.

"I had said that I am determined to get her."

"She's an adult and has her own life. Besides, I have a child with her. What right do you have to stop us getting together? What do you know about five years ago? How can you as an unwitting outsider convict me?"

Zain narrowed his eyes and looked at him with a frown.

"You don't admit that you hurt Alice?"

Kennedy raised his head and looked into Zain's eyes.

"I do."

He said without hesitation, which stunned Zain. He thought Kennedy would not admit it, but he did recognize his mistake.

But what was his attitude when he said that?

Zain narrowed his eyes and looked at him in puzzlement.

"But that's between her and me. We have a complicated relationship, and it's because someone got in the way, we had misunderstanding."

Hearing that, Zain sneered, "If you trusted her, you would not have hurt her."

"That's right." Kennedy pursed his thin lips, "If there was enough trust between her and me, I would not suspect her to have an affair with my brother, and she would not investigate my affairs without telling me. Hearing that, Zain froze.

In those years, they did not trust each other.

Even if lovers love each other, if there is no trust, the relationship will easily collapse.

In reality, there is so much to be said for trust.