Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 537 My cells are screaming to love her
When Nancy's sword point was on Coomas's chest, Coomas raised his hands in surrender.

Nancy looked at him dissatisfied.

Marcus clapped his raised hands above his head.

"It's amazing, it's amazing, my dear, you are simply a genius, can you tell me, who taught you your sword skills?"

Worf also wanted to know this question, and he stared over.

Nancy tapped Marcus's chest with the tip of her sword, "Isn't my fencing teacher the teacher Marcus?"

Marcus' eyes flashed, then he took Nancy's sword point away with his hand, and walked to Nancy's side, "Honey, let's have a discussion."

Nancy: "Mr. Marcus, if you always call me that, I can sue you for harassment."

Marcus: "Don't be so mean, sweet girl, I'm just expressing my love for you."

Nancy was noncommittal.

Marcus bent down and whispered in Nancy's ear: "My beloved girl, you can ask me to help you take the blame, but you have to teach me this."

Nancy raised her eyes, "You are my teacher."

Marcus said: "That's right, in order for my dear students to grow up faster, we will strengthen practical classes in the future."

Nancy kicked it out, Marcus quickly avoided it, and put his arms around Nancy's waist, "Be careful, don't break it."

Nancy spun around and slid away from his arm, punching Marcus in the face.

Marcus had to avoid, "How can you bear to do anything to this handsome face."

Nancy couldn't look directly at his narcissistic expression, so she burst out laughing.

Marcus said exaggeratedly: "You are more beautiful when you smile than a rose garden blooming."

Nancy smiled brighter at him, "Why don't I take you to see the rose garden? I found a more beautiful scene there, just to show you."

Marcus smiled and said, "How could I refuse Miss Beauty's invitation?"

Even if he already knew, the language teacher that Nancy said she killed was in the rose garden of Mitchelson Castle.

"Mr. Marcus, please don't pay attention to Miss's mischievous words." The gentle and magnetic voice belonged to the charm and elegance of a mature man.

Clement walked in, his eyes fell on the two people on the fencing field.

Nancy looked back at him, "Clement, I'm not playing any tricks."

Clement noticed that her bright smile also faded as she turned her head.

This made Clement's mood less beautiful, and his voice became more gentle, "Miss, the rose garden has not been repaired yet, and it is not suitable for guests to watch at the moment."

Nancy blinked, "I said I have a way to let him see a different beauty."

Clement's mood improved again, and he could hear the danger hidden behind Nancy's words.

Because Marcus' behavior pissed her off, she planned to teach Marcus a lesson—the so-called different beauty probably meant recreating the young lady's experience that day in the rose garden.

Clement walked to Nancy's side and looked at her lovingly.

It was an accident that day, even if the lady didn't care about it, he still remembered it.

Even if the young lady is very beautiful one day, he will still feel sorry for her because of the harm that comes with being beautiful.

Clement smiled and said, "Miss, you can rest early."

"Huh?" Nancy raised an eyebrow.

"This is the first time you've taken the initiative to let me rest."

Clement said, "Mister is back."

Nancy's face turned cold, "I said, this is not a rest at all, but going to see him again halfway, right?"

Clement smiled and calmed her emotions, "Sir is very satisfied with Miss's recent performance, and allowed Miss to move freely after completing the course ahead of schedule."

Nancy: "So I don't have to see him?"

Clement: "I have lunch ready for Miss."

Nancy glanced at the time, and it was indeed almost time for lunch, "Chinese food?"

During this period of time, the Michelson family prepared all Western food for her, and Nancy almost vomited.I also knew that Joshua must have ordered something, and she was too lazy to show much protest in this regard.

Now that Clement said something specifically, Nancy knew that there must be something different.

Clement smiled, "Yes."

Nancy smiled at Clement, "Dear Clement, I suddenly discovered that you are really kind-hearted."

Clement didn't know whether to laugh or cry, the adjective sounded weird, but he was very happy to hear the lady call 'dear' again.

Clement escorts Nancy away.

When Nancy went out first, Clement stood at the door and said goodbye to Marcus and Worf.

The faces of both of them were not very good.

Clement obviously didn't care much about their mood.

Nancy and Clement are both gone, and Wolf doesn't plan to stay here any longer.

But before leaving, he looked back at Marcus and found that Marcus's face was a little strange.

This is not like his usual appearance, he looks really angry.

"Marcus," Wolf called.

Marcus paused, and looked at him indifferently, with a lazy look.

Wolf said: "Why did you come to be a tutor."

"The money is gone." Marcus said indifferently.

Worf stared at him.

Marcus let go of the hands folded behind his neck, and said to Wolfe, "Ask you something."

Wolfe said, "What."

Marcus said: "Is Clement's attitude towards Nancy all the same?"

Wolf didn't speak.

Marcus curled his lips, "Don't you think it's too intimate? Even if it's really Miss Mitchelson's, he's too attentive."

Of course Wolf knew that Clement was too close to Nancy, and that attitude even made him doubt whether Clement was acting or was really bewitched by Nancy.

When it comes to confusion, the one in front of me doesn't seem to be much better.

Wolf became irritable, and said to Marcus: "When you talk about others, first pay attention to your own words and deeds."

"Hey, what's wrong with me?" Marcus called out, and said impatiently, "I'm not wrong to want what I love most, but Clement can't, he is Michelson's housekeeper, he can't treat Michelson Miss Chelson is delusional."

Worf said coldly: "Put away your loverly look, if you don't want to complicate things, don't touch Nancy."

"But I love her," Marcus said.

Worf was taken aback, carefully studying Marcus' expression.

Marcus stared at Worf with a serious face.

On the contrary, Wolf was stimulated by his eyes, and he looked away first, "Are you kidding?"

Marcus said: "You won't understand. When I saw her for the first time, I felt that I had found the harbor of my soul. That kind of stability and excitement, joy and happiness, every minute and every second I spent with her, I felt that I had found the harbor of my soul. Let my cells scream, love her, love her deeply, must love her!"

(End of this chapter)