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Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 1632

Summary for Chapter 1632: Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy

Chapter overview: Chapter 1632 from Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy

In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy, E. L. Clarke introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

Shanley rarely paid attention to internet gossip or pop culture. He had no idea what show this was from, let alone the specific quote. He looked back at Felton and Flint.

The two brothers exchanged a helpless glance and shook their heads.

Following their boss, the only videos they ever watched were financial reports.

"I'll give you a hint. The first few words are 'I want to...'"

Since she had just accepted two massive gifts, Luella felt a little bad making it entirely impossible.

Shanley remained silent.

Even with a hint, he still didn't know it.

Meanwhile, upstairs in the bedroom.

Juniper Payne sat on the sofa in her stunning traditional gown, her legs casually crossed.

She was eating watermelon while watching the flustered groom on the live feed.

She looked incredibly relaxed and comfortable.

Instead of a nervous bride, she looked more like a professional spectator enjoying the drama.

Well.

It was her future husband's drama, after all.

"Only we watch these kinds of shows. There's no way Mr. Schwartz would know."

Qadir nearly doubled over laughing. "Juniper, I volunteer to answer for him."

Juniper shot him a glance. "Don't flatter yourself."

"Luella really knows how to play," Coralie praised with a smirk. "Just look at his face. He's usually so articulate, but today he can't even get a single word out."

"I've never seen him so lost. He probably doesn't even panic this much when signing billion-dollar deals!"

"Hahaha, this is so fun."

Juniper's eyes narrowed happily, the corners of her mouth lifting.

She had never seen him like this either.

At the entrance.

Seeing that Shanley genuinely couldn't answer, Luella finally relented. "I'll allow you to ask the audience."

As soon as she said that.

One of the subordinates in the back immediately piped up, "Boss, I know this one! The quote is: 'I want to expose her for the fraud she is!'"

She crossed her arms, watching him with a half-smile. "Good morning, groom."

"Good morning, Coralie." Shanley's heart sank a little.

Ms. Quill was going to be much harder to deal with than the carefree Luella.

"Looks like Luella went easy on you," Coralie said, looking him up and down. Her smile didn't reach her eyes. "I, on the other hand, have plenty of tricks up my sleeve. I won't be fooled so easily."

"Understood."

Shanley maintained his perfect attitude, smiling back. "Whatever tricks you have, feel free to bring them on."

"My challenge is simple. A puzzle."

Coralie reached into her pocket and pulled out a massive pile of fragmented facial features.

There were over a dozen different red lips alone, not to mention eyes and noses.

"You have five minutes to assemble Juniper's exact facial features from these photos. Do that, and you pass."

Coralie spoke with unhurried confidence. "If you fail..."

"I won't fail," Shanley interrupted, his voice dropping low. "We can start now."

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