All Chapters of Miss Garsia, the Cat Is Out of the Bag!: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

"Is it important whether you like one or not?" Juwan Smith asked. Cassie Garsia thought it was a little funny, "Of course. If you don"t like a girl, why do you have a date with her? Juwan, what is so important in the world that you don"t care about your love?" He was stunned for a moment, as if he did not expect her to say that. "Of course. How could an individual only care about love while alive in the world?" He replied. In his life values, love was the most useless. He didn"t even have love at all. "Well, I hope you don"t say that to me again before you figure out what is love." She smiled at him, picked up her suitcase and prepared to leave. As soon as she walked out of the door of the Smith"s house, she was stopped by the housekeeper. "Miss Garsia, please don"t go. If you leave, how can I explain it to Mr. Smith?" It was worrying that he saw her take her luggage to leave. "I"m just moving out and not trying

Madam Smith coughed softly a few times. "What"s wrong with me?" Kittie took her hand and said with a worried expression, "Auntie, you fainted. Fortunately, we noticed in time; otherwise, something bad might have happened. Auntie, are you hungry? I"ll go and buy you something to eat." After saying those words, she took a glance at Cassie beside her and asked, "Cassie, could you please accompany me?" Cassie glanced at her and wanted to escape from this awkward atmosphere. She nodded and said, "Okay." After coming out, Kittie had bought a huge pile of food as if she cared much about Javen"s mother. But Cassie knew that it was impossible for a patient who had just woken up to eat those things. She had no idea what Kittie was planning, so she didn"t say anything. When they reached the entrance, Kittie suddenly found an excuse that she had a stomachache, wanted to buy some medicine and would quickly return. "Cassie, I"ll have to tr

Cassie thought about it and drove to Wynward Club. The club was full of customers, and it was hard to distinguish them under the lights. She carefully observed the location on the mobile phone and finally found the little girl not far away. She took off her well-behaved student uniform, put on a maid outfit, and sat next to guests, as she was desperately obliged to drink. This is... that little girl? When Cassie saw the girl drinking in pain and having no choice but to smile, she felt a burst of pain in her heart. The reason why she wanted to help this little girl was that her father had passed away in the similar condition. He was seriously ill and her family didn"t have much money to treat him. In the end, she could only see him die on the hospital bed. That was why she wanted to make money and become excellent. She wanted to have the ability to protect the people around her. She stepped forward and grabbed the little girl"s arm. As she pulled her back, the girl was

Auntie Smith glanced at Kittie Tamah, and a trace of blame appeared in her eyes. Why didn"t she make it clear so that she misunderstood Cassie? "But... Cassie really doesn"t like me. I have no other way to make her like me. I can only do that to enable her feel a little better." Kittie bit his lower lip. "But I didn"t expect that even so. She won"t forgive me." She pretended to be aggrieved, which enable people to feel pity for her. Auntie Smith knew that she wasn"t lying and could only sigh: "But you can"t hit yourself. It hurts so much like this, you silly girl." Cassie raised her eyebrows. Kittie Tamah was truly good at pretending to be weak in order to gain sympathy. "Well, if there"s nothing else, you can go back. Auntie Smith, please have a good rest. Don"t walk back and forth." Her tone was distant, hoping that they would leave. Auntie Smith was a little embarrassed, but unfortunately, she had misunderstood Cassie. She coul

Javen admitted that he couldn"t stand it for even a minute. "I"m coerced into being his girlfriend now. I need to endure for two days." Cassie raised her head. She didn"t know why she had to explain to him, but looking at him, she felt inexplicably guilty. "What is it?" "I saved the little girl"s mother before. Now Juwan is threatening me with this matter, so I need to transfer her mother out of the hospital first, and then break up with him. Otherwise, I"m afraid that he will do something secretly." She had thought it. As long as she could find a way to separate Juwan for a few days and get the transfer procedure done, she would break up with him immediately. "I"ll help you." He blurted out instinctively. "I can do it myself," she smiled when she saw his unnatural expression. "Javen, do you... like me?" This time, he was not in a hurry to refute her. Instead, he looked at her face and said seriously, "I h