Billionaire’s Missing Darling

Chapter 386

After hearing the words from Andrew, Copper realized how ridiculous his pity for Andrew had been.

No matter what, Andrew was born into a wealthy family.

Even though he grew up in a single–parent household and his future stepmother didn’t show much sincerity toward him, he didn’t need a person like Copper to sympathize with him.

Thinking about his previous pity for Andrew, Copper felt a bit embarrassed. However, this emotion was short–lived and soon dissipated, leaving behind an untraceable sense of superiority.

So what if Andrew’s father was rich? If he didn’t receive a good education and lacked personal skills, he might end up in a lower social class in 20 years.

In this world, only knowledge, skills, and abilities are the means to make a living. At the thought of this, Copper used his status as an elder to persuade Andrew. “Coffee and money are external things. A child of your age should learn more.” He paused for a moment and continued to ask, “During this winter break, did your father enroll you in any tutoring classes? You’ll be starting your first grade in elementary school tomorrow, right? You should be well–prepared for the transition.”

Andrew held his milk and drank it earnestly. When he heard this, he raised his eyes and nodded in agreement with Copper, saying like an adult, “The school curriculum isn’t that difficult, but it’s indeed important to prepare early and build a strong foundation.”

Copper chuckled, finding Andrew’s confidence a bit audacious.

Andrew was such a young child who was not even in elementary school. Yet, he claimed that elementary school courses were not difficult.

Copper’s habit of being a mentor emerged, and he immediately said, “If you think that elementary school courses are not difficult, then let me test you. What’s 9 plus11?”

During a break from drinking milk, Andrew glanced at Copper. His lips curled slightly, appearing somewhat displeased.

He wondered why the conversation had suddenly shifted toward asking him mathematics questions.

Despite being a little unhappy, Andrew was still polite and answered, “20.”

Copper was surprised, thinking that the child was quite impressive.

He asked again, “What about 17 plus15?”

“32”

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he reminded Copper, “I already learned multiplication and division.” Copper nodded in agreement, thinking to himself that it made sense. After all, Andrew came from a

had interrupted his learning during the

You should acquire more skills.” Copper thought of his own son and said, “You can learn to play the violin. My son is

and replied, “I know how to

renowned teacher. My son’s violin teacher is a famous violin teacher from Evervale.” Andrew clapped his hands and said, “That’s great.” He didn’t mention who his

inquired further, “Who is

and proudly said,

instrument I wanted to learn so that she could

and the curiosity in

If possible, he would like

did he know that it

interest waned and he was not in

Andrew remained in high spirits. “Olivia is very skilled. She knows a lot. She can play

humored him with half–hearted

came out of the room and was surprised to see the

began talking

she was his mother, hist admiration grew. He thought Olivia was perfect in every way. So, he couldn’t control his

talking about the violin, and Olivia taught me how to

mouth curled up, and his tone was perfunctory. “Yes, Ms. Taylor is very

though he didn’t

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in the same way, he immediately sensed something was wrong. They simply didn’t believe what he was saying, and they didn’t think Olivia was

pleased and gave Shawn a

or trust him didn’t deserve to be his friend. Andrew put down his glass of milk and stood up from the sofa. He pulled a chilly. expression and said,

noticed that Andrew’s mood

asked, “What’s wrong with you? Are

him another chance. “Shawn, I feel you don’t respect me. You don’t take what I say seriously, and you don’t trust me. You always treat me

I’ve always been

always look so dismissive when I talk

his head and explained, “It’s not what you thought. It’s just that I think children have a different perspective on adults they’re close to. So

said earnestly. “And what I’m