Chapter 275 God-like Person (Part One)

Joe saw the hate in Jean's eyes, and he felt that she looked very terrified and very determined at the same time.

Joe asked, "What did my Daddy do to you?" He thought to himself, 'Has my Daddy had his revenge on her? Before I was born, what happened between Daddy, Mommy, this Jean and the woman Sally He?'

Jean became even more irate, and said, "You're not qualified to know that."

Joe looked at Jean, and asked, "Do you hate my Daddy and Mommy?"

"Yes, and I also hate you! I hate you because you're Jackson's son!" replied Jean. She wanted to glare at him and hate him, but when she looked at Joe, she realized that she couldn't, and she had no idea why.

Joe looked at her and didn't feel terrific. He calmly added, "So why don't you kill me? Why don't you hurt me?"

Joe knew that a man like his Daddy certainly had enemies, and if they wanted to take their revenge on him, they would naturally come to hurt him first, because he was an easy and effective target.

Jean didn't reply him immediately; instead, she paused for a second, and then coldly said, "I'm not in a hurry. You're just a kid, and anyway I know how to control you."

Joe said, "Yes, yes. You look really smart."

Jean slightly smiled at him, and said, "Of course I'm smarter than you. Do you think that I lived for so long without learning anything on the way?"

Joe said, "Haha, if only I could be half as clever as you are!" But in fact he thought that his aunt was actually very silly, and that she was no match for him in terms of intelligence.

Jean didn't get Joe's implied meaning, and actually thought that Joe was admiring her. She laughed, and said, "You should be a good boy and s

Jean Wen sacrificed herself for family interests. Before her husband divorced her, she made every effort to please him.

"You are inexperienced in bed," he said coldly.

"You! Give that land to my family, or I won't agree to divorce," Jean replied furiously.

"Fine. It is exactly what I am thinking about," he sneered.

him again.

After their meal, Joe and Jean walked out of the restaurant and were heading to the car to go back to school. Joe suddenly saw that there was a dessert shop nearby selling ice cream, and he said, "Aunt Jean, I want to eat ice cream!"

Jean suddenly froze when she heard how fondly Joe called her, and felt warm in her heart, as if a warm current was running through it.

Jean calmly said, "Wait a minute here, I'll go and buy you some."

Joe nodded, and said, "Okay, I want chocolate ice cream."

Jean then went to the dessert shop and ordered some chocolate ice cream.

After the vendor gave Jean the ice cream, she looked at Joe, who was not that far away, and said, "Your son is really cute."

Jean was completely astonished, and only realized after a while that the waiter was actually referring to Joe. She didn't explain anything, just smiled and said, "Thank you."

Jean then brought back the ice cream to Joe and gave it to him.

He took the ice cream and happily said to Jean, "Thank you, Aunt Jean!"

Jean felt delighted to hear Joe call her like that, and she liked him even more.