"So what?" Terence sneered. "I let Julia go once, and I deeply regretted that. This time, I won't let her go no matter what happens, even if I lose all my money."

"I think you're really crazy!" Jean smirked. "Is it really worth it to risk everything for Julia?"

Terence shook his head. "People like you will never understand.

Cut the crap." Terence gave her a look of disappointment. He was about to get inside the car to leave, but Jean, who was standing next to him, pulled him and said, "Terence, trust me. As long as you marry me, all the problems in your company will be solved."

"As I've said, I'm not interested in you." Impatiently, Terence shook off Jean's hand. "I wasn't interested in you before, not to mention now. Instead of wasting your time here, you'd better go back and tell Barton not to waste time on me. I won't bow down to him."

After he shrugged off her pr

er has always been good to you. You..."

"Terence, I don't want to. I'm sorry. I'm afraid that if I go there with you, someone will be upset."

"You mean my grandma?" Terence did not want to give up. "Truth be told, you really don't have to care too much about what my grandma said. That's just how she is. She didn't like my father back then, and now she..."

Julia said with a smile, "Terence, let's drop the idea, okay? Anyway, I'm full. I'm going back to work."

"Julia! Julia!" Terence wanted to stop her and convince her some more, but she ignored him and left immediately.

To be honest, Julia cared a lot about Terence, but she felt that there was always something getting in the way of their relationship. Maybe they were jinxed.

Terence watched her leave and sighed deeply.

He knew what was wrong and what was on Julia's mind, but he really didn't know what to do.