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The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 905

Justin was speechless. He really didn't know how to respond to Jonah's reasoning.

It was clear that trying to reason with someone who saw things like a lovesick puppy was like talking to a brick wall.

Justin also realized the undeniable power of a first love.

Jonah was utterly captivated by Hailey, the rich girl who had entered his life when he was just a poor kid—he just couldn't let go.

As a rational person, Justin couldn't stand Hailey. She had hurt his best friend over and over again.

"Jonah, get a grip. It's like Hailey's got you completely under her spell."

Just then, the office door opened, and Joanne walked in.

Today, Joanne looked stunning. Her silk dress hugged her figure perfectly, and every strand of her hair was carefully styled.

She was clearly making an effort to win Jonah over, knowing how important this time was for her to get him to fall for her.

"Jonah, what are you and Justin talking about? Joanne asked with a smile.

Justin replied, "Joanne, you need to talk some sense into Jonah. He's going to a fancy restaurant with Hailey tonight."

What?

Joanne's expression immediately changed. She quickly stepped forward and asked, "Jonah, didn't you break up with Ms. Hailey? Why are you getting back together with her?"

Justin said, "Ms. Hailey came to him, said she liked him, and Jonah just gave in."

Joanne clenched her fists.

Why did Hailey always have to get in her way? She wasn't going to let Jonah go to Hailey.

"Jonah, she's been tricking you from the start. She wouldn't look at you when your face was ruined, but now that you're handsome again, she says she likes you. Don't let her fool you again."

Jonah turned to Joanne. "She hasn't fooled me. She likes me for how I look now, and I happen to like how I look too. Isn't that enough?"

Joanne and Justin were silent.

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