I Was the Stepping Stone novel Chapter 68

Chapter 22

The strong contrast stimulated Jordan’s self-esteem, making him feel ashamed.

In front of his rival, Jordan’s face turned bright red.

Not to mention the rival, who looked down on him like he was an insignificant ant.

As soon as Melanie saw Colin, she fluttered into his arms like a butterfly.

Her face was adorned with a radiant smile that Jordan hadn’t seen in a long time.

“Colin, you’re back!”

“Well, how was your day today? Did you miss me?”

“Today was fine,” Melanie glanced at Jordan, who was kneeling, with a meaningful look.

“Good girl, Melanie,” Colin affectionately planted a kiss on Melanie’s forehead, then on her eyes, cheeks, nose,

and finally on her lips.

The bodyguards and servants on both sides seemed to have be trace of surprise in their eyes, all wearing familiar smiles.

accustomed to their intimacy, with no

They were intimate with each other as if no one else was around, like a sharp knife stabbing into Jordan’s

heart, and then relentlessly stirring, causing a gush of blood.

Jordan even felt it difficult to breathe.

At this moment, Colin seemed to have just noticed Jordan’s presence and condescendingly asked, “Mr. Tye,

who is this?”

Jordan hesitated, his lips trembling, before slowly saying, “I, I came to find Melanie.”

Colin seemed to have heard an incredible joke and exclaimed in astonishment, “Why would you look for my

wife?”

Jordan stubbornly repeated, “I was looking for Melanie.”

Colin understood the unspoken meaning, that Jordan was unwilling to admit the fact that Melanie is now his

wife.

This made him laugh even more.

“Mr. Tye used to dislike Melanie the most, didn’t he? Even though she wholeheartedly devoted herself to you

and stood by your side for a whole twelve years, you only felt annoyed and called her an annoying lapdog. As

far as I know, Mr. Tye’s crush is Danica, right?”

In the face of strong facts, Jordan had no ability to fight back and could only futilely offer his biggest chip,

trying to salvage a glimmer of hope for this relationship.

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