Chapter 515 Expectation (1/2)

In an instant, Winnie's pupils shrank fiercely. When the man's thin lips were about to kiss her, her heart was suddenly filled with coldness.

Yes, coldness.

Jacob's intimacy was not unfamiliar to her, but she had never seen a man who could maintain indifference, loneliness and contempt even when doing such a romantic thing.

Of course, she was not stupid to believe that Jacob would take the initiative to kiss her, but she couldn't see through what he was doing now.

He grabbed her chin and approached her. It was obviously the best posture for a man and a woman to kiss.

”Expectation?”

The man said coldly.

All of a sudden, Winnie understood what he meant. She approached him on purpose, trying to close the seemingly flawless distance between the two again. Squinting, she said, ”if it is the first kiss of the mayor, I may be looking forward to it.”

The corners of Jacob's mouth lifted slightly, making people feel inexplicably debonair.

”If it's also your first kiss, maybe I'll also look forward to it.”

”……”

Although Winnie didn't want to admit it, the atmosphere between the two was really... Weird.

This kind of weirdness was not a real fear, but something that shouldn't have appeared between the two of them...

”Cousin, am I disturbing you?”

Candy's voice came at the right time, and the unique atmosphere suddenly disappeared. She didn't expect that the two of them would be so straightforward in the main hall of the old house.

Jacob was reliable since he was a child. He would never do that. It must be that ”scheming woman” who took the initiative.

At the same time, Winnie distanced herself from Jacob. She casually held the pillow beside her and said with her lips, ”it's a pity that there is an uninvited guest.” Unlike other ordinary girls who should be shy at the sight of others, Winnie leaned against the sofa behind her like a lazy kitten.

Jacob cast a special glance at her and then stood up from the sofa. He turned to look at Candy, who was standing at the door, and asked calmly, ”what's up?”

For Candy, such a tone could be regarded as alienation. She had been the closest to her cousin since childhood, and he had never spoken to her so coldly! She couldn't help feeling a little uncomfortable, and she attributed it to Winnie.

She believed that it must be because of Winnie.

Candy took two steps forward, ”cousin, I, I have something to talk to you. Do you have time now?”

”Okay, go ahead.” Jacob's eyes darkened.

Candy took a look at the calm and composed Winnie, clenched her fists and said, ”cousin, I want to talk to you alone. Only two of us.”