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Chapter 75 A Friend

Although it wasn't the first time they'd kissed, Ceres was still as perplexed as if it were the first time.

She knew Johny was drunk. Would he…?

Because Johny was wet and the water vapor was wrapping him, Ceres was soon completely soaked,

and her body clung tightly to Johny, and she felt like her whole body was going to catch fire!

"Don't. You mustn't..." Ceres pushed Johny away.

She didn't know how to get her to accept Johny, and her thoughts were still chaotic.

What Johny and Jack Winsor had said that day was still running through her mind.

Now she was giving him her body and after that?

If she had no more value, he might abandon her.

Johny seemed very unhappy, he held Ceres' arm so she couldn't move and she pursed her lips again.

He seemed unable to be satisfied, he felt as if his body had caught fire, and only the small woman in

front of him could put the fire out.

Just when Ceres thought Johny would take him down today, Johny suddenly stopped.

He hugged her, panting, and Ceres' breathing was heavy. Her heart was beating to its limit, and she

seemed to hear Johny's heartbeat beating strong and fast!

"I promise you that I'll never have sex with you until we register our marriage."

Ceres looked at Johny in consternation, so that's his promise?

"I asked Mike to get your account. He said he'd send it to me when he used up his account. If that's the

case, we'll get the certificate. I hope you don't refuse again!"

With the last sentence, Johny restored his former majesty.

Get a license?

Ceres had been completely wrong!

Was he planning to get married? Had he listened to what he'd said that day?

What the hell was going on here?

Johny kissed Ceres' lips again, and Ceres backed away. "You just said you wouldn't touch me! Are you

so quick to go back on your word?"

"I only said I didn't want your body, but I didn't say I wouldn't kiss you." Said Johny, pressing his large

palm to the back of Ceres' head, and their lips met again.

This time Johny became more and more greedy.

Ceres felt more uncomfortable!

Johny didn't stop until he was about to lose his mind. "Damn it!"

He cursed, "Why do you want to abuse yourself? I'd just promised not to touch her, isn't that eating his

words?

"You're all wet. Take a bath."

Johny picked up a bath towel and handed it to Ceres. He dried his body and put his wheelchair down.

Ceres just opened the shower and the whole person was in the water, her head was still empty. She

reached out and touched her lips, which were numb.

It seemed like you can still smell Johny's clear taste.

Was she really going to marry Johny?

That night, the two still love each other, but the fire isn't yet completely extinguished, so they dared not

expect it. Far away from Ceres, Ceres naturally understood that and she slept with his back against

Johny.

But Ceres couldn't sleep. Finally, she turned around and looked at Johny. "Johny, is it true what you

said? Do you want to marry me? Get me a marriage certificate and we became legal husband and

wife?"

Johny gave her a wry look. "Do you think I'd have time for such jokes with you otherwise?"

That question gave Ceres just the right answer.

"But ..."

Ceres paused before she spoke, there were too many buts, but they'd only known each other for two

months. She was just a simple girl with no identity background.

"Don't worry, you have me." Johny heaved a sigh of relief.

That sentence killed all her "buts" in the cradle.

Ceres didn't know what to say anymore. "I've one more thing to discuss with you."

"Say it."

"I want to go back to the dorm and come back here on the weekends. I've been out of school for half a

semester and skipped a lot of classes. I want to make up for that. It's too much of a hassle to run back

and forth, plus it delays the time." Ceres finished his words in one breath, afraid of being retorted by

Johny.

Johny's face darkened so that he could only see her on weekends. Was this woman still trying to run

away from him?

Or did she not believe he'd marry her at all?

"Good."

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And for Ceres, the school was safe, and Henry was not brave enough to catch Ceres in the school.

So, he agreed.

Ceres hadn't expected Johny to agree so quickly. She suddenly smiled. "Johny, you're a good man,

good night!"

With those words, Ceres turned around and closed her eyes happily.

Johny was unhappy. He remembered Bill said to Jaden that a woman saying that you were a good man

meant she was rejecting you!

But he immediately picked it up and asked her what it meant. Wasn't that very demeaning?

Forget it. Was he almost ten years older than her? Let her go.

Ceres got up extra early and made breakfast for Johny. After breakfast, Johny went to the company,

and Ceres went to school.

When she got back to school, Ceres went to Alice first. When Alice saw Ceres, her tears rolled down

and she fell over.

"Ceres, where have you been? Do you know I've been looking everywhere for you? I wrote many

letters to the principal, but the letters have all disappeared. How can a student's status be invalid all of

a sudden!"

Alice cried and laughed with snot and tears, which made Ceres laugh.

Ceres told Alice exactly what had happened during that time. She'd visited Alice only as a friend and

had never kept anything from her.

Alice gritted her teeth when she heard that the Morris family had forced Ceres to marry a vegetative

human. When she heard that Johny loved her, Alice finally relaxed a little.

"Ceres, will you be with Johny?"

Ceres shook her head. "I don't know."

She knew that Johny was really a good person and loved her very much. She was probably the best

person in the world, aside from her father, but she still wasn't sure.

"By the way, Ceres, do you know that Kirs didn't go to England."

"What, he didn't go to England?!" Ceres looked at Alice in consternation.

"He applied to study in England just because of you. He couldn't find you. He felt there was no reason

to go there, so he gave the quota to others."