Chapter 274

No matter how angry Jacinta was, she would never say anything hurtful to Sawyer. Most of the time, she truly felt more like his sister. He strolled back, reminiscing about his adolescent years. When he was in his honeymoon phase with Jacinta, there were moments when he had been reckless. Yet, she always told him, "You're still young, Sawyer. Once you get older, you'll know that you're meant to be with me." Sawyer's mother, Sandra Clarkson, had died young. Furthermore, George had dedicated all of his time to the Lawson Group. Hence, Sawyer's childhood memories mostly consisted of his time spent with Jacinta. They had meals and went to school together—Jacinta had played too many roles in his life. Walking to the entrance of the residential complex, Sawyer turned around and had a look. He knew which floor Jenny was staying at. Yet, he didn't dare to go up and meet her anymore. It turned out that Jenny had been standing by her window, watching Sawyer walk away. In the end, she angr