Love After One-Night Stand With CEO

Chapter 26: Come On, Let’s Go Shopping

Miranda saw that she was in a bad mood and wanted to take her out for a walk.

Who knew that something came up at home and she had to go back immediately.

She had no choice but to call Grace.

The two girls were talking by the window in the dessert shop.

Passers-by outside the window would occasionally look at their direction.

One was hot, and the other was pure, both of their looks formed a stark contrast.

For some reason, the two of them attracted a lot of attention.

Especially Rosa, who earned countless people’s gaze.

Her lustrous black hair fell nicely on her shoulders. Her face was practically glowing with beauty.

“Hey, Rosa, don’t be sad. Children from rich families tend to be spoiled. It’s not that easy to be their tutor!” Grace said as she flipped her golden hair. The way she said it made her sound as if she’d already been through every situation in life.

Rosa lowered her head and stirred the strawberry sundae in front of her. No one knew what she was thinking.

“Hey, hey, hey, do you have a grudge against the drink? Look at the mess you made.” Grace said hurriedly.

back to her senses and found that the sundae had already been

down. You can always find another job. Rest assured, I promise to get you a nice job, okay!” Grace patted

quiet. She was lost in her own

twitched.

pulled her up and said, “Come on, let’s go shopping. That frown is ruining your

at a loss.

work. Today, it’s my treat. We’re gonna have some fun.” After

arrived at the newest, most

was the most famous commercial district in the

nothing that

was only one word to describe it,

at the mall.” Grace dragged her into the mall without

they came out of the building in less

that’s too expensive!” Grace shook her head helplessly. A single scarf already

been expensive for it to be the most famous

when I’m rich, I’ll definitely be wearing

rich man and wear famous brands

did not have

on herself than rely on

Suddenly, a peculiar

let’s go in and

aren’t