A Beautiful Misunderstanding

Chapter 887 You Are A Liar

After twenty failures, Eva finally made the Phoenix.

"Yeah." She cheered up.

"My mommy will like this gift very much." Jim touched her head with a smile.

Eva thought her gift was not bad. Content © provided by NôvelDrama.Org.

Born in the European royal family, such a noble lady as Mrs. Kerry cared about special gifts, not precious ones.

When they came back, Janice was waiting at the gate of the villa.

When she saw Eva sitting in Jim's car, a cold light flashed through her eyes.

"I'm going back." After getting off the car, Eva went straight into her own house to avoid disturbing them.

Janice came for the birthday party of Mrs. Kerry.

She came here to ask him to bring her with him.

"Jim, the day after tomorrow is your mother's birthday. I bought a gift and wanted to give it to her in person. Can I go back with you the day after tomorrow?"

"Janice, thank you for remembering her birthday. But you know her temper. If you go there, you will only make yourself uncomfortable," Jim tried to persuade her.

"It doesn't matter. I know she can't accept me for the time being, but I will try my best. I believe that with my sincerity, she will be moved by me one day." Janice looked at him pleadingly.

Jim sighed, "Janice, we are just good friends now. You don't have to make things difficult for yourself for me."

Janice's shoulders shook. His words were like a dagger stabbing into her heart, making her bleeding and overwhelmed with pain.

"Jim, please don't do this to me!" She pounced on him and hugged him tightly, unwilling to let him go. "I love you. I've always loved you like this. How can you not love me and fall in love with someone else?"

"I'm sorry, Janice. I'm so sorry," Jim said seriously. He had loved her, but that was love out of pity, not the love engraved in the bone and soul, so he could only let her down.

"I don't want an apology. I want you to love me again," Janice said in tears, which wet Jim's collar.

"I have never really loved you. Why should I love you again?" said Jim helplessly.

"You don't love me? How could you not love me? Have you forgotten so many beautiful memories of our past?" Janice questioned.

She wouldn't believe it no matter how hard she tried. She had long forgotten how long it had been for eight years. If it weren't for love deep rooted in her heart, it would easily eroded and swallowed up by time.

"I'm sorry, Janice." Jim couldn't say anything else except these three words.

"If it weren't for Eva, you would have come back to me, wouldn't you?" Janice asked painfully.

"No, we won't. Even without Eva, we won't be able to make it," Jim said frankly and firmly.

Janice's vital part was hit hard, "Why?"

"If your heart is full, no one can enter it. Only when it is empty can you accept others. Before Eva appeared, my feelings for you had faded away. My heart had been empty, but I haven't discovered it yet."

"You are lying! You are lying! I don't believe you!"

Janice ran out crying and stayed in the car for a long time. She firmly believed that it was Eva who stepped in their relationship. As long as she disappeared, he would come back to her.

Instead of going back, she got off the car to look for Eva.

Eva was bending over the tea table and writing a birthday card for Mrs. Kerry.

Seeing from the monitor that it was Janice, she quickly put the gift away and put it on the storage rack.

Janice's eyes were red and swollen. Eva knew she had cried at the first sight. She didn't say anything, nor did she know what to say. Pretending not to see, she took out a can of frozen juice from the fridge and gave it to her.

Janice unscrewed the cap and took a sip. Then she held her hand and said, "Eva, don't live next to Jim, okay? He will see you every day. How can he forget you? And maybe Vinton is here. He will be angry when he sees you with Jim."

Eva lowered her head. If she knew that she slept in Jim's house every night, she would probably go crazy.

"Janice, I've sold my apartment. Move out from there. Where else can I live?"

"You can buy a new apartment, rent an apartment, or move to live with Jade and Janet," Janice suggested.

"Let me think about it," said Eva in a low voice.

"Eva, I know you are a good person. You will help me and Jim, won't you?" Janice looked pitiful.

Eva nodded. She was a soft hearted person. As long as others begged, she could not refuse.

At this time, her phone rang. It was from her agent. She went to the side hall to answer the phone.

Janice saw the gift she hid on the storage rack.

Before Eva sealed the gift box, Janice opened it secretly.

Seeing the beautiful glass Phoenix inside, she was a little shocked. Was it for Jim?

A phoenix shouldn't be suitable to give to a man, right?

She took out a card when she saw it.

Glancing at the words on it, the corners of her mouth twisted violently.

It turned out that the Golden Phoenix was for Mrs. Kerry.

Was it possible that Jim would take Eva to attend Mrs. Kerry's birthday party?

A burst of extreme anger appeared on her face.

No wonder he refused to take her there. It turned out that he took Eva with him.

What Eva said was more pleasant to hear than singing. She only loved Vinton and wanted to fulfill her wish to be with Jim. It turned out that she was lying to her!

She was just a green tea bitch. Secretly, she didn't know how to seduce Jim. Otherwise, Jim wouldn't have been dizzy because of her.

She quickly closed the box in case Eva found that she had moved it and knew that she was going to attend Mrs. Kerry's birthday party.

When Eva came back, she deliberately asked, "Eva, do you have any arrangement on Friday?"

Eva didn't dare to say that she was going to attend Mrs. Kerry's birthday party. She could only say perfunctorily, "I don't have any arrangement. I just watch TV at home."

A cold and insidious light flashed across Janice's face. This woman was indeed lying. She was so bad and hateful.

She wouldn't let her go so easily. She would make her a fool of herself at the birthday party of Mrs. Kerry the day after tomorrow.

On the second night, she came here with Janet. She also made several desserts she made herself. She wanted to enjoy the moon and eat them with Eva in the yard.

"Although it's not Mid-Autumn Festival today, it's still the fifteenth of the lunar calendar. The moon is so full and bright," Janice said with a smile.

"Yeah." Eva nodded and looked at Janet, "Have you recovered?"

"It's okay. Jade and I will have another child. We must be careful this time," said Janet.

"You are still young. You will have children," Eva comforted.

"Janet, remember to take part in Professor Nicholas's experiment," Janice reminded.

Janet pouted, "Sister, I don't want to go. I don't like Nicholas. He is a bad guy."

"He is not a bad guy. He is a doctor," said Janice.

"He is a bad doctor. He drew my blood and marrow. It hurts so much. I don't want to go to his place anymore." Janet shook her head like a rattle drum.

"Janet, listen to me. Don't act like a child, or I won't talk to you." Janice showed an angry face.

Janet lowered her head and said nothing, looking very aggrieved.

Eva hurried to be the peacemaker, "Janice, Janet doesn't like it, so we won't do it for the time being. It won't be late to do it after the result of the test is confirmed."

"I did it for the sake of Janet. Doesn't she want to have a healthy baby? Does she want her child to be born with a disease like me, or just like her, with a brain problem?" Janice couldn't help raising her voice. She hated her own genes very much. People with bad genes like her father shouldn't have children at all.

Giving birth to them was to make them suffer.

Janet pouted, "I'm fine. I'm just special, different from others."

"I'm your sister. You have to listen to me, okay? Just like in the United States, no objection is allowed," Janice ordered.

Since she married Jade, she was not as obedient as before. She really regretted that she had pushed her to Jade.

"Sister, Jade said that I don't need to listen to others' opinions. I can have my own thought," Janet murmured.

Janice pretended to be very angry and pushed the cup on the table with a wave of her hand.

The juice spilled over and sprinkled on her dress.

"Oh, you girls talk first. I'm going to the bathroom to wash my dress."

After saying that, she stood up and went into the house. Instead of entering the bathroom immediately, she secretly took out the gift from the storage rack that Eva was going to send to Mrs. Kerry.

Last night, Eva sealed the gift box and waited to give it to Mrs. Kerry tomorrow.

She carefully tore off the stickers on the gift box, put her things hidden in the handbag, put the glass Phoenix into the handbag, and then sealed the stickers.

She did it secretly and perfectly.

Eva was eating desserts in the yard and didn't notice what was happening inside at all.

Not long after Janice came out, Jim came back. He rang the doorbell of Eva first. Seeing it was him from the entrance guard video, Janice hurried to open the door.

"Jim, you come at the right time. I made some desserts and sent them to Eva. We sit in the yard and enjoy the moon. Would you like to join us?"

"No, thanks. I'm leaving now. Enjoy your time." Jim returned to his villa with a faint smile.

"Why doesn't brother Jim come to enjoy the moon for us?" Janet pouted.

"Maybe he is tired. He is very busy," Eva said with understatement.

"It doesn't matter. I'll bring him a plate of dessert later." Janice forced a smile.

"Yes, brother Jim will like it." Janet nodded.

"Of course. He used to like my pancake very much." Janice smiled.