He shifted his body, and Joan Harry followed suit.
Joan Harry rubbed her forehead, "What ti is it..."
Jesse Rowan glanced at his watch, "Three-thirty in the afternoon."
"Oh, I want to read for a while alone, you should go back to Koi Garden."
"Such nice weather, what book are you reading?" Jesse Rowan grabbed her wrist. "I’ll take you out to have so fun. Don’t you love concerts? I’ll take you to one. I’m in a good mood today."
Joan Harry glanced out the window, nice weather?
Is he blind?
"I’m not in the mood these days, let’s talk about it later." Joan Harry refused him.
"If you’re going to read, I’ll just sit here and look at so docunts. There’s a lot going on lately, and I’ll be busy for a long ti." Jesse Rowan sobered up quite a bit, unable to recall what he did when he was drunk.
"You really don’t need to stay with , I feel constrained."
"Constrained about what? I’m very familiar with you inside and out, and you should be very familiar with . Since we know each other so well, what’s there to be constrained about?"
Joan Harry honestly didn’t want to talk to this demon.
Completely not on the sa wavelength.
"Forget it." Joan Harry stood up and simply walked towards the table.
"Don’t ignore , if you still don’t understand , I can make you understand. What don’t you understand? Skills? Or size?"
"Shut up, get lost." Joan Harry glared at him fiercely.
She grabbed a finance book, turned on the desk lamp, covered her ears, and quietly read.
Jesse Rowan got brushed off again, but he just chuckled.
He wasn’t too upset and walked behind Joan Harry, leaned down, wrapped his arms around her waist, and rested his head on her shoulder.
His warm breath sprayed on her neck, making Joan Harry very uncomfortable.
Joan Harry read, and he followed along.
"The little fairy studies so well, hasn’t even made many mistakes on the exercises." Jesse Rowan couldn’t help but curl his lips and praise.
Joan Harry frowned, so annoyed with him.
Follows her everywhere like a stubborn rash.
"Oh, you got a perfect score on this self-test, impressive, impressive." Every ti she turned a page, he had to comnt.
Joan Harry simply stopped, put down the book, "Jesse Rowan, can you stay away from ?"
"You do your reading, I’ll study a bit too. With such a studious little fairy by my side, I think I’ll fall in love with studying as well." Jesse Rowan was truly in a good mood, even though Joan Harry spoke coldly to him, he didn’t seem to mind much.
Joan Harry really didn’t know how to deal with him.
If he acted like a demon and spoke harshly, she would have no hesitation in retaliating.
But when she confronted him, he’d just smile.
One doesn’t hit a smiling face.
Because of this, she had no outlet for her temper.
She simply picked up a pen from the table, ignoring whether he was there or not, and acted as if he was air, starting to work on problems.
After doing three or four problems, Jesse Rowan still didn’t seem inclined to leave.
He just bent down, without feeling tired, quietly watching her do the problems, almost like a ho tutor.
"Can you leave?" Joan Harry "popped" the pen in her hand away, her eyes filled with gnashing annoyance.
When she encountered problems she couldn’t solve, it made her particularly irritable.
With Jesse Rowan around, she couldn’t concentrate at all.
"Co on, I’m not bothering you." Jesse Rowan innocently said, quite annoyingly, "Got stuck on a problem?"
"Go away." Joan Harry gave him a shove with her elbow.
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