Chapter 1729 Would She Mind


    Yannick was taken aback, asking somewhat innocently, "Are you upset?"


    Jocelyn shook her head. "I just thought it was too childish."


    Childish?


    Yannick''s handsome face appeared somewhat rigid.


    He had initially prepared himself to bear the brunt of Jocelyn''s towering rage. However, who would have thought that he would instead be dismissed as immature?


    After a while, his expression finally eased. He touched his nose and said, "Sorry. It''s my first time, and Ick experience. I promise I''ll be moreposed next time."


    It was him facing a romantic rival for the first time.


    A man should forever stay youthful at heart. Yannickforted himself. Then he picked up the ss of water that Jocelyn had handed him and drank it


    continuously until it was all gone.


    Jocelyn didn''t expect him to be so thirsty. "Do you need more water?"


    "No need." Yannick repeatedly waved his hand and spoke no more.


    Yannick was sitting on the couch, showing no signs of wanting to leave.


    Jocelyn was somewhat weary. She could only ask bluntly, "Aren''t you leaving yet?"


    Yannick simply didn''t want to leave.


    "Aren''t we already engaged? Should we perhaps have a test run?"


    "A test run?" Jocelyn was somewhat baffled. "You can even have a test run for marriages?"


    Yannick looked at her innocent demeanor, unable to resist teasing her, "Of course. What if I can''t live up to your expectations? If you marry me just like that, won''t you be at a great loss in the future?"


    Jocelyn initially wore a face of confusion, but at this moment, she understoodpletely.


    Her cheeks were mostly flushed. "Well... I guess that''s fine..."


    She had been single for so many years and had long since stopped caring about that aspect of life.


    However...


    Once again, Jocelyn looked at Yannick. “If it matters to you, we could give it a try and see if it works."


    As she spoke, she nervously removed her coat.


    Such an action left Yannick, who was still enjoying the sight of Jocelyn''s awkwardness, instantly dumbfounded.


    He never imagined that Jocelyn would be willing...


    When Jocelyn was about to remove her inner clothing, he immediately stood up and properly helped her into her coat. "As a grown man, there''sno need for me to try that," he said. "Besides, women generally don''t have any issues."


    "Are you sure?" Jocelyn looked at him.


    She merely asked out of curiosity without giving it much thought. After all, she didn''t harbor any ro


    feelings for Yannick, nor did


    care


    much about it.


    After hearing this, Yannick felt the rm bells in his head rang loudly. "Let''s not bring up the past."


    As a typical man, and a wealthy one at that, how could he have possibly reached this age without having been with a woman?


    Upon seeing the situation, Jocelyn understood and nodded. "Okay."


    êt


    "I''ll be heading back first." Yannick knew that Jocelyn was unlike the gold-diggers he had known in the past He couldn''t afford to be nonchnt like before.


    Jocelyn escorted him to the elevator before she turned back.


    On his way back, Yannick couldn''t help but dial Calvin''s number in his car. "Calvin,


    do you think a woman would mind if a man wasn''t a virgin?"


    At this point, Calvin had already gone to bed when he suddenly heard this


    question, causing him to frown involuntarily.


    "You called me thiste just to ask about this?"


    Yannick gave a bitter smile. "What else could I do? I don''t have anyone else to ask."


    If I were to ask anyone else, they''d probablyugh me to death.


    "What I can tell you is this - if she is, she will naturally care."


    This was a universal truth - like attracted like.


    Yannick couldn''t ept it. "So, you don''t mind that about Cecilia?"


    Upon hearing these words, Calvin showed no mercy and promptly hung up the phone.


    Yannick stared at the disconnected call, dumbfounded for quite some time. "So petty. Was it wrong to just ask a question?"