Don't Fall For Me, CEO

Chapter 1246: She Believed Him

In Joy Quinn’s eyes, Jennings was the only one who successfully outsmarted July Quinn.Although July Quinn later escaped and used Joy to confuse Jennings, at least he was considered one of the successful people.

So Joy Quinn hoped to find Jennings and have him help her again.

"Jennings is already in prison, paying for his foolish actions. Otherwise, how do you think you were brought here?"

But Joy Quinn didn’t believe July Quinn, insisting, "Impossible!"

Indeed, in Joy Quinn’s eyes, Jennings was quite capable.

This might be because Jennings briefly defeated July Quinn once or perhaps because Jennings was her first man.

In any case, in Joy Quinn’s eyes, Jennings was still quite competent, and he certainly couldn’t have ended up in prison as July Quinn said.

"He didn’t go to prison. How do you think there was a doctor yesterday who took you out of the closed space and brought you to the mental hospital?"

But Joy Quinn seemed unable to accept this notion.

"No, no way! Jennings said that once the wedding is over, he would deal with you, and then let me recuperate in the hospital for a while, and finally live as a couple with me."

Indeed, after being sent to this enclosed space by July Quinn, Joy Quinn felt a period of confusion and helplessness.

Especially after Jennings injected her with a needle that caused her to lose resistance, she really felt like the sky was falling.

She even considered revealing her identity to Jennings.

But she also knew that once she revealed her identity, Jennings would understand that his plan had been seen through by July Quinn, and then she would be useless to Jennings.

So she dared not speak.

And what truly sealed her silence was Jennings’ gentleness that night.

Even after she put on July Quinn’s face, her body was used as a substitute by Jennings several times.

But Jennings was never gentle with her.

Yet that night, when Jennings thought she was genuinely July Quinn, he devoutly worshipped every part of her body, letting her experience the joy of being a woman for the first time.

After that, Joy Quinn became utterly enamored with this feeling.

Every day, she most looked forward to Jennings coming to the enclosed space to be intimate with her.

Perhaps sensing her joy and submission, Jennings voluntarily revealed his plan.

So Joy Quinn also indirectly learned that after the wedding, Jennings would get rid of her and be truly united with July Quinn.

In this way, she was even less likely to reveal her identity, and even thought this was heaven finally helping her to rise above.

But if it were true that, as July Quinn said, Jennings was already in prison, wouldn’t she have been deceived?

No!

Joy Quinn couldn’t accept it!

"Whether you believe it or not, Jennings is already in prison."

July Quinn also said, "And you will spend the rest of your life in this mental hospital."

"Mental hospital? No! July Quinn, you can’t do this to me!"

Joy Quinn also caught the main point in July Quinn’s words—mental hospital!

So this was a mental hospital?

No wonder those doctors and nurses came by periodically to check, saying some very strange things.

Things like, "It looks like there’s no problem with today’s mental state."

And, "I don’t think there’s a need to use any sedatives."

She always thought this was the sanatorium Jennings mentioned earlier, which he would arrange for her.

But now it seems she had been deceived!

She still foolishly waited here for Jennings to come and pick her up!