America 1919-Chapter 865 - 296, Janine Warburg

Donnie nodded, saying: “Then you should also know, it’s impossible for us two to get married!”

Janine Woburg, with her head down, said: “I know! But my father said he hopes our child could go to Germany to receive some of his education!”

Donnie naturally could guess such an outcome: “Regarding this, I have no objections! But I want our child to grow up by our side for a few years first, and when it’s time for school, then let him go. I assume your father wouldn’t mind, right?”

Putting aside whether they will have any offspring, even if they do, by that time, that washed-up art student should already be dealing harshly with the Jewish People. At that point, forget going to Germany, it’s likely Max Woburg would already be thinking about how to come to the United States!

That failed art student, how could he expect that many years after his death, people would already be justifying his actions against the Jewish People!

“Mm, I will write a letter to my father about this, I think he won’t object!”

Janine Woburg continued, still with her head down.

Donnie smiled and said: “Good, at least we’ve reached an agreement on this. So after dinner, it’s only natural for me to go over to your place, right?”

Janine Woburg, head lowered, started rubbing her hands together nervously beneath the table.

“Of course, if you’re not ready to accept this yet, I can give you some time!” said Donnie nonchalantly.

Janine Woburg was indeed very beautiful, but the current Donnie truly isn’t lacking beauties. If Donnie wanted, the women willing to climb into his bed could form a line from Atlantic City to New York!

“No, there’s no need!” Janine Woburg softly said: “I’m already prepared!”

Donnie nodded, no longer discussing this matter. This was a transaction in and of itself; naturally, Donnie felt no sense of moral guilt… Well, even if it weren’t a transaction, Donnie still wouldn’t feel any guilt!

During the meal, Janine Woburg demonstrated to Donnie what a true high-born woman is like.

Eating, drinking, speaking—Janine Woburg maintained her elegance throughout, actions seemingly etched into her very marrow.

Actually, Helen and Alice were also like that at first, but having been by Donnie’s side for a long time, that elegance had begun to fade away gradually.

So Donnie made no effort to remind Janine Woburg of her behavior.

In reality, Janine Woburg was secretly observing Donnie too.

She was a person, not a catwoman engineered by Mask, but someone with her own independent thoughts. She accepts her family’s arrangements inwardly, but still, she can’t help wanting to know what kind of man Donnie really is, as after all, he is the man she is to spend her life with.

Before coming to Atlantic City, she also learned about Donnie through the materials provided by her family.

Initially, Janine Woburg thought that Donnie, a man who had retired from the battlefield, would be uncouth, but when she actually met Donnie, he overturned her preconceived notions.

At least outwardly, Donnie is a very gentlemanly man, it’s just that he’s a bit too direct, probably due to his lack of understanding of romance!

Furthermore, Janine Woburg also understood that this was a very smart and capable man, otherwise, his business wouldn’t have grown so much in just a few years to warrant the attention of the Woburg Family!

The two of them each harboring their own ulterior motives, completed the dinner, and afterwards, Donnie and Janine Woburg left the Surf Hotel. Atlantic City had now become the city that rightly never sleeps.

Even though it was already past eight in the evening, the streets were still brightly lit and bustling with many people moving towards their destinations.

Seeing all this, Janine Woburg suddenly felt a strong desire to see for herself what the famed prosperity of Atlantic City really looked like.

After all, she was to live here for the foreseeable future!

But thinking of her duties for the evening, Janine Woburg decided she would wait for another opportunity to thoroughly explore Atlantic City.

Janine Woburg was ready to get into the car!

“You’ve just arrived in Atlantic City, let me first show you around!”

Donnie’s voice reverberated in Janine Woburg’s ears.

“Really?” For the first time, Janine Woburg showed a different emotion in front of Donnie, but soon she realized her lapse and quickly lowered her head, saying: “I actually….”