Chapter 422 The Wedding

Nathan deepened the kiss, giving her no chance to breathe. Mandy gasped when he did, feeling suffocated by the kiss.

"Nathan... I..." Mandy groaned in pleasure, sliding her hands down to his chest, twiddling around in his suit.

Nathan finally withdrew from her, panting heavily. His gaze was lit up with jealousy. "Still like the man we saw earlier?" he murmured in her ear like a child who was taking back his toy.

"I never did. His name is Leo. A guy I know from a long time ago. We didn't know each other, but I heard his name. He was extremely talented." Mandy shook her head with great admiration. The guy was a double major, since he wasn't that passionate with the first one.

"Do you like him?" His lips thinned.

"You're the only man I love," she confirmed as she stood on her tiptoes and kissed him on the lips.

He curved up his lips, happy at her confession.

When they got into the car, Nathan turned on the air-conditioner and the player. Soothing music echoed across the car, bringing peace across Mandy's face. Just at that moment, a thought went into her mind.

"Why did you put away your violin?" she asked casually.

"I haven't played it for a long time, so I thought it was just a waste of space." He shrugged. It was a good thing he was driving. That way, it was okay for him to avoid eye contact as he was saying this.

"I see. Besides, it's a good thing. People who don't know you would think you love playing the violin so much. At least that cleared it up," she teased.

She didn't see how he grasped the steering wheel much harder this time as he narrowed his eyes at the road. There was a tinge of sadness and melancholy in his gaze as he shook his head. 'It's time to let go of the past, ' he reminded himself.

Once they returned, they made their way to the living room. Just as they walked in, Mandy

e thousand dollars.

Seeing the heavy piles of money in her hand, Cassie's eyes widened. Last year, when she attended her cousin's wedding, her cousin had only given five dollars in each of the envelopes. Nathan was truly very generous.

"Isn't that a bit stingy, Mr. Jin? Just fifteen thousand dollars?" she teased.

At a wave of Nathan's hand, the groomsmen continued. They placed more than a dozen red envelopes through the crack of the door till they couldn't fit anymore.

Standing with dozens of envelopes in her hand, Fiona laughed out loud.

"Nathan," she called. "I'll ask you ten questions. If you get them right, then you can come in."

"Okay," he responded quickly.

"When did you meet?"

"February 14, Valentine's day," he answered smoothly.

"What's her favorite food?"

"Chicken."

"Clothes and shoes size?"

"Her clothes are generally a size small, while her shoes are around 36."

Fiona blinked, not really expecting that he would get them right. Cassie snickered at the door. "When did you kiss her?"

"February 14."

As soon as he said it, the groomsmen glanced at each other in amazement. They didn't expect that he would kiss the girl he had just met in one day. What did it mean?