Chapter 446 How to compensate him

Cassie's mouth rose, but she turned her head to see the scenery by the lake. 'So, Miss Garsia, how are you going to compensate me?' Javen put his arm around her right hand and pressed her tightly against his chest. 'I don't know, don't ask me.' That being said, she could still feel his strong heartbeat through her thick clothes. Javen, are you nervous? Maybe it's called heartbeat. 'I know, so?' He has to ask for a result here. Cassie looked at the people around her and seemed to cast her eyes on them in twos and threes. She couldn't help blushing and her heart began to beat. 'Well, so many people are watching, let go.' Javen naturally won't let go easily, watching her shy appearance and rolling her Adam's apple. But just as two people were entangled, the people around them suddenly took her into their arms. With a hint of pity. 'I know, my aunt passed away.' Hearing this, Cassie, who just had a smile on her face, stiffened instantly. 'Very sad, right?' Cassie huddled in his arms and suddenly didn't know what to say. 'No, it's very sad.' But clearly said not sad, still can't help to rub him. 'Why didn't you want to tell me this directly?' Cassie sniffed. It's already late autumn, and the cold weather makes her nose turn red. 'Because I don't think it's necessary to tell you this, it will only make you unhappy.' Javen didn't look at her body and looked into her eyes. 'Are you happy to keep it in your heart?' Cassie lowered her eyes to cover up her emotions. 'No, I'm not happy, but I didn't want to tell you that situation at that time to disturb your mood.' Javen almost laughed at the righteous words: 'You are the person I care about most. If you are unhappy, do you think I will be happy?' Cassie snorted in a low voice. 'So, you should tell me about this, you know?' Cassie feels a little melodramatic now, and she wants to shed tears inexplicably when she hears these words. 'I see.' 'Then would you like to tell me what happened in detail now?' Javen looked her in the eye and asked seriously. Although he knows that this is tantamount to reopening her wound again, his purpose is to heal her, not simply to open the wound and see if she hurts. 'good.' Cassie took him and sat down on a step by the river. Then I began to tell him in detail what happened these days. Hearing what Aunt Jiang had done, Javen couldn't help clenching his fist. Cassie must have suffered a lot these days. It has been greatly influenced both in life and emotion. After all, for her, it must have been a great trauma to watch the family she cares about most die in front of her, but there is nothing she can do. 'That's almost it. Now that things have passed, I respect her choice.' Cassie took a deep breath and a trace of sadness crossed her eyes. 'But I can see it in your eyes, and you are not reconciled.' Cassie hooked her lips and her smile grew cold. 'Of course I'm not willing. Things could have been so bad. There is a person behind it.' Javen immediately understood what those words that Juwan had just stopped himself from saying meant. So that's actually the case. 'So the purpose of your coming back this time is to toss Juwan, right?' Cassie's eyes are full of sobriety: 'Of course, not only do I have to toss, but I want him to suffer the most.' Absolutely no less than the pain in her heart. 'What caused your hatred for him to suddenly increase so much?' Cassie thought of the letter she saw in the book and closed her eyes in pain. 'Actually, Juwan has already photographed my mother.' Javen raised his eyebrows, somewhat surprised: 'What do you mean?' 'Not long after I returned to China, he had found my mother and even wrote to her saying that he would continue to help her with her treatment, on condition that she was asked to come forward to marry two people.' Javen suddenly understood: 'You read the letter, didn't you?' 'I read it. What I wrote in the letter was full of threats and persecution. I even told her that if she didn't want to do what he said, I would never find my mother. According to my mother's character, nature will not promise him, so ... ' Cassie felt disgusted at the thought of her mother when she was threatened by him. Juwan is really disgusting. Javen lovingly took her into his arms and gently comforted: 'Don't worry, it's all over, and you don't have to be threatened by him anymore.' Cassie held her finger tightly in the corner of her skirt and said, 'I know that at this point, I no longer have the right to be weak.' She must stand up and fight him, and she must make Juwan pay! 'If he dares to bully you again, I will not let him go.' This is Javen's promise to her. Because Javen's anger is no less than her. Cassie nodded and managed to evoke a smile: 'Thank you, Javen, I know you will always stand by my side.' Javen couldn't help holding her in his arms when he heard this. 'Don't be sad, Aunt Jiang certainly hopes that you can live a good life and be happy.' Cassie, this is the first time to see Javen say so many comforting words. She couldn't help but feel hot and hugged him backhand: 'I know, thank you.' 'It's too much to say thank you to me.' Javen was a little uncomfortable to hear that she still called herself Javen civilly. We need to find a way to get her to change her mind. Cassie, who was deeply moved, didn't seem to realize that the men around her had other ideas about her. 'What are you going to do next?' Cassie thought about it in her heart, but she was still ready to answer truthfully: 'I want to start with what he cares about most.' Javen looked at her like this and instantly understood, but more or less he was still unhappy. 'So, part of the reason why you came back to me this time is because you want to use me to make Juwan jealous. He wants you, so you want to be with me and let him escape, right?' Javen's voice has been mixed with a hint of danger. Cassie looked at him like this and couldn't help swallowing: 'It's not all because of this. I must be looking for you ...' Before the words were finished, the man in front of him suddenly turned black.