The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell novel - Chapter 285

The bell rang, and the elder arrived, which meant the competition was about to begin soon. Caspian turned to Jessica and said, "The competition is about to start. However, I need to meet a few friends of mine before that as I've received favors from them, and I didn't get the chance to thank them yet." "Go ahead and do your thing. We'll be here and cheer for you." Jessica nodded and smiled.

Then, Jessica tugged at Lucy, and she also grinned at Caspian, saying, "Good luck, idiot Casper!" Caspian waved his hands and walked toward the direction of the arena. Once Caspian left, Lucy leaned closer to Jessica and asked, "Lady Jessica, aren't you planning on telling Casper about that?" "What's that?" Jessica glanced at Lucy. "The gorgeous lady, Maisie Pine!" As Lucy exclaimed, she gestured at her chest exaggeratedly.

"It's unexpected that Master Chloe is a friend of Maisie's Master, and you're here to pass a letter to her. That Maisie's really beautiful and gentle. Besides, you know that when we were still in Evergreen Town, Maisie had always been taking special care of Casper. Do you think… Do you think that…" "What am I thinking?" Jessica knocked on Lucy's head meanly, "You should address her as Lady Maisie.

It's disrespectful to directly address her by her name only when you don't even know her." "Alright, alright. Lady Maisie with the big bosom. Lady Jessica, aren't you afraid that she will snatch the idiot Casper?" Lucy covered her head and asked. Jessica looked down, then she smiled. "I'm not." "What?" Lucy stared at Jessica in confusion. Jessica's gaze was calm and confident, and it did not seem as if she faked it. "Why?" Lucy asked as she was puzzled. However, Jessica did not say much.

"You're just a child, so why are you asking so many questions? You won't understand! Stop asking me anymore!" Although her tone was stern, Jessica smiled sweetly. After all, Jessica and Caspian made progress and went through life and death together. All of those events left a deep mark in their hearts. Moreover, Jessica believed that it would not have faded just because Caspian would meet more people and experience more things.