Novel & Cerita Cheers Jeff

] My hand froze. Even breathing hurt. I kept scrolling. Next was a private group chat with his coworkers. Coworker: [Tyler, is that crazy-loyal backup girlfriend from your hometown still waiting for you to marry her? When are you gonna tell her?] Tyler sent a helpless sticker. [Soon. I'm waiting for her to put the down payment on the condo we're buying and add me to the deed. I'm not in a rush. She is.] Everyone knew. His friends. His coworkers.

"Mateo, he's still young. You just scared him. Can't you be a little bit more polite?" Young? Chad was 25, while I was 26. This was my place. Why should I be the one backing down? I gave her a quiet, incredulous laugh. As Quinn realized how ridiculous she sounded, she cleared her throat and added, "I mean... Chad's a guest. It's rude to kick a guest out, right? Just then, her phone buzzed. I glanced at it. It was a message from Chad. "Sorry, Quinn. Maybe I don't deserve to be around you. I won't bother you anymore."

"Hang on. Don't tell me that's why you came at me with two machetes in hand and hunted me down the streets like a dog. I didn't do anything!" I let out a self-deprecating laugh. I now knew that in Joshua's eyes, I was nothing but a clown—a pet he could toy with as he pleased. Well, why should I stick around to be the object of their jokes?

Despite being separated by a door, I could still hear William's moans loud and clear. Shawn Decker, William's friend, pointed his phone at me and said, "It's only a game, Kyle. Surely you're not upset, right? It can't be helped that Will is a man of his word. Besides, it's not like Marissa is losing out on anything. It's Will's first time being with a woman!" Someone else chimed in, "Will's not a sore loser, unlike a certain someone in this room right now." Naturally, he was referring to me, the one who'd suggested changing from dare to truth.

Jeff shouted in anger. "Ooops! Calm down Mr Jeff, I know I was the one who sent you to drugged Daniel and make him signed the document, and now i have become the rightful owner of whatever he owned! I decided to change my mind on how to appreciate you. You Know from today onwards,I will be an important figure in the society. So I don't want any dirty secret disrupting my image in the future!" She said with a smirk as she twirl her fingers in the air.

Merrick said, sipping his drink, “I think Jeff enjoyed that speech a little too much.” Jeff looked offended. “I was being sincere.” “You were showing off.” “I was celebrating.” “You were showing off.” Corren nodded. “He was definitely showing off.” Jeff pointed at both of them. “I won an award.” “You own the company.” “Exactly.” “That’s not helping your argument.”

“Dude, you were. Pants down, about to drop your boxers in front of a whole crowd. Phones everywhere. Anna had to drag you off that table like a sack of potatoes.” Jeffery’s stomach dropped straight to the floor. Heat rushed to his face. He took a small sip of coffee to hide it but burned his tongue. The only clear memory that came back was Roland’s words from before. That fight. Those sharp things he said. It all rushed in now, making his head hurt worse. Chloe leaned against the wall, arms still crossed. “So what made you drink like that? You never touch alcohol, Jeff. Spill it.”

She raised her voice a little in annoyance. "Okay. Okay. Calm down, honey. Okay? I promise to end my relationship with him." "Be certain this time." She said. "You've told me that so many times." Gerald kissed her on the cheeks. "I promise, honey." "Okay." She kissed him on the lips. — @STEAKHOUSE "Cheers!" They all said it at the same time as they raised their own glasses and emptied their glasses of beer together, except Chase. Chase is not a fan of drinking, so he just tasted a little.

“Cheers,” The men laughed, raising golden cups to one another as they drank the wine. The maids who stood close to them refilled their cups and all Zenith did was watch. Watch them as they toasted away his people. Toasted with greed and covetousness with their drinks. The Seven Elders proved their worth as they subtly returned the toasts.

At the head of the table sat Jeffrey, the key player for the major deal Joywell Real Estate was hoping to seal. He was known to be a tough nut to crack, but Joey had a knack for handling her liquor. She kicked things off with three quick shots, immediately warming up the atmosphere. "Ms. Lane, you're a true standout among women. It looks like we're in for a fantastic evening." "Mr. Hudson, everyone at Joywell is excited to finally have you with us." "Here's to you, Mr. Hudson. Cheers!" Amidst the clinking of glasses, everyone had had a fair amount to drink.