Chipettes Jeanette Novels & Stories

she asked immediately. "Wow, that's the spirit, babe. Dance all your sorrows away," Jeanette said excitedly. Jeanette Lannister walked through the throng of dancing people in the club, keeping an eye on her best friend who was screaming like a banshee and gyrating to the loud music. Christine was as drunk as hell.

He couldn't hold back anymore and started, "After Jeanette got fired, she was always hanging around the house, right? I thought she didn't give a damn about Noah because she knew he was having affairs. "Who knew that she was just bottling it all up!" My friend sounded giddy. "Not long ago, she failed another job interview. She returned home and caught Noah fooling around with another woman. Guess what she did?" I swirled my wine, smirking. "What?" "She swapped the lube for super glue! The guy got stuck inside his side chick!" I choked on my drink as he barreled on. "Jeanette couldn't take it anymore. So, she grabbed a pair of scissors and cut it off! She left the damn thing inside the other

Meanwhile, the higher-ranking concubines watched with detached amusement, enjoying the drama as they fought it out. Though Jeanette appeared delicate and weak, she was far from foolish. With her family's lack of influence, she had wisely decided to seek out a powerful ally. And now, her sights were set on Carissa, hoping to form a bond that would serve as her shield in the palace. She sat next to Carissa, offering a bashful smile. "I've heard for a while that you're as brave as a man, and today I see it's true, Your Grace." She really didn't seem good at conversation. After just one sentence, her face turned red.

He seemed to be very relaxed and even waved at her when she lifted her head to look at him. Jeanette’s frown deepened. Her heart was awash with a wave of anger. She was suddenly reminded of yesterday’s sexual harassment and was even more incensed. She took a deep breath and tried her best to contain her raging anger. Then, she turned around and walked away as if she did not see Xavier at all. Xavier had already expected her distant reaction. He wasn’t angry. He shrugged and ran after her. Jeanette moved very quickly, but she was still a woman walking on the road in heels, which served as an inconvenience. Xavier caught up to her in no time. He kept grinning leisurely. The look on his face ga