The Fortune-Telling Heiress
Chapter 161

Chapter 161

Jordan's eyes widened in disbelief, his voice trembling with hunt. "So... you've never actually liked me?

Jade's tail slithered across the floot as she muttered, "Like your we're not even the same species. You're a human. You'll be lucky to live a hundred years. Why would I bother talling for someone so short-lived! Jordan's Lace went blank,

Jadecked her tasked tongue in and out, rambling on, "ituunauts are i strange. They expect you to love them forever, and even after they die, they want you to p looking for them in the underworld." Shaking her bead in disain, she added, "In their dreams! just look at the difference between our lifespans! Humans are boring. They're just no fun."

fontan's breathing grew labored. "You._You......"

jade raised her head teadlessly, speaking with confidence, "Besides, the only reason you lil me is because I bewitched you. If I hadn't used my charm, there's no way you'd be this into me "she ordered

Madison glanced at Joe's stubbomexpression, then at Jordan's devastated expression. "Undo the charm," she

Jade hutted, but under the circumstances, she had no choice but to comply. She blew a soft breaths toward Jordan, and in an instant, the haze lifted from his mind, The redness in his eyes Laded, and clarity returned.

He blinked, then turned to face jade on the floor. His gaze traveled from her once beautiful face down to the slithering snake thicketing, tocked tongue

Jordan screamed, jumping back in hortor.

etail on the ground, then up to her

"What the hell is that! A monster! Ms. Madison, please get rid of it! He leaped behind Madison, peeking out cautiously at the snake demon before quickly recoiling, bistare full of disgust and tear.

pade glared at him, her expression twisting inimitation "lew it," she muttered under her breath

Madison recognized the word from her lip movements, which read, "Pathetic."

Jordan pointed at her frantically. "Ms. Madison, please deal with her now!"

Madison calmly raised a finger, and with a small gesture, Jade was lifted back onto her feet. "She hasn't taken any lives," Madison said.

jade nodded vigorously. "That's right! I haven't lalled anyone. In fact, I just came down from the mountains and bumped into him. He was the one who said he'd Take care of me for the rest of my life, give me nice food, and buy the pretty clothes That's the only reason I followed him!"

She emphasized, "He did it willingly

Jordan snapped, "That's because you bewitched me!"

Jade let out a mocking Laugh "Did I really? Or was it because the moment you saw me, you wanted me for yourself? How exactly how you human men work. jordan gritted his teeth, unable to argue. He had, after all, been stunned by fade's beauty the first time he laid eyes on her, "Well, that doesn't give you the right to bewitch me!"

Jode didn't back down, bestone still defunt. "Of course, I bewitched you you were planning to introduce me to your parents going to keep you enchanted for life. In't that what you humans always say? "Forever and always, just the two of us!? "Twas going to charm you until you died " and eveninarry me. Naturally, I was

She sighed dramatically. "Do you know how much of my cultivation I've burned through just to keep the charm on you?" Her eyes flickered creedily toward Madison. "If it weren't for how tempting; her face is, I wouldn't have Jadan's face flushed with anger. "So, you lost your grip one because of Ms. Madison's looks? And you were talking about keeping me b

He took a deep breath and pointed at Jade, "Ms. Madison, please get rid of hier!"

gotten caught."

bewitched for life.

Madison turned to fade. "Humans and demons see the world differently I can't let you go freely just yet. You have two choices. The first choice is you would have to stay with me." Jade's eyes dated nervously. "W-What's the second choice?" she asked.

Madison

het acalm, sidelong glance. "Your list choice is to stay with me.

"The second choice is I'll let you go now, but I'll be watching you. If you make just one wrong now, I'll-

I won't let you leave until you fully adapt to living among humans.