It could be seen that he was really filled with resentment when his father urged him to marry.
The masters all said that it was fate, and when the fate came, he didn’t need to look for it, the girl who could turn him into a normal man would automatically appear and meet him.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtHis father was impatient, saying that if he didn’t take the initiative and wait for God to arrange, when would he have to wait? If God took a nap and forgot about him, wouldn't he be single for the rest of his life? Julian was not convinced.
How was he so old? Weren't they in their thirties? Rounding off, he was only thirty years old, and thirty years old was a prof life, very young.
People now live a long life, judging from his physical health, Julian felt that it would not be a problem for him to live to be a hundred years old.
Therefore, he was still single in his thirties, so he didn’t worry.
Clive couldn't help laughing and said: “I think Grandma York was so annoyed by your father that she had no choice but to push a master out to appease your father.” As a result, no one could have imagined it.
Who would have thought that Patriarch Bucham, who had great powers, would really urge marriage and make people's scalps tingle? It's no wonder that other young people in the Bucham family, as long as they reached marriageable age and had no boyfriend or girlfriend, all slipped away either on business trips or abroad, and they didn't stay in Wiltspoon anyway.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmThey were afraid that Patriarch Bucham would point his gun at them.
Seeing that the young master was urged to marry like that, even the hair of young master Bucham’s bodyguards was tense, for fear that the master would solve their lifelong affairs together.
“Julian, it's a pity that you were chanted by your father, but don’t transfer your distress to me. | haven't even touched the gift that you gave me. You're here today, why don’t you take them all back?” Elisa complained that Julian was having a hard time, and he would not let others have a good time.
Elisa continued: “I've wanted to return it to you for a long time, but | was afraid that your father would find out, so | never dared to return it.” Julian said indifferently: “If you don't like it, you can give it to someone else, or throw it away. Don’t return it to my house. Let my dad know. | don’t guarantee what he will do.” “Ms. Stone, Mr. Johnson, you don’t have to worry about what | do. You two fall in love if you want to, and break up if you want to break up. | don't care.” Elisa and Remy: “..." “Julian, where have | offended you, you can tellclearly, so that | can die with peace in my eyes.” Elisa said with a headache.
She made a mistake, she can be punished by law, why let Julian torment her.
Julian: “You didn't offend me, I just saw you... Well, it's a bit pleasing to the eye.” The authenticity of Julian's last sentence must be two points.
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