Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Hugh laughed haha, “I thought you and my sister could make some substantial progress.”

Donald scolded his son: “You don’t have a good mind, don’t treat Kevin like that. Kevin is a gentleman. Your mother and I still have a good eye for people.”

As soon as he saw Kevin, he admired him, and wanted to abduct him into their Queen family’s door as a son-in-law.

Unexpectedly, the old Mrs. York had a good eye, and she fell in love with their daughter long ago without their knowledge.

Ever since they knew that their daughter was the old Mrs. York chose for Kevin, Donald and his wife really treated Kevin as their son-in-law.

They also thought the old lady was very good at matching.

Hayden was a quiet kid with a serious personality, so she should be paired with someone like Kevin who could speak well, last the couple would be quiet in the future, and Kevin could speak well, and the couple would have something to talk about.

“Dad, I’m also a gentleman, okay?” Hugh was not happy anymore.

He thought he was also a gentleman. Anyway, He never took advantage of girls.

than your sister. The aspect is also very good, but no one is coming for you. Those who really love their daughter, who cares about your identity as the second

Donald scolded Hugh.

marry a wife in the future. Also, don’t be popular with a female star, you just go chasing stars, get in touch with people, cause scandals, and you say you are a confidente, that’s what happens

“…I, I really regard them as my

He admired them, but they didn’t involve the relationship between men and women,

you? Go out and find

Hugh: “…”

that his sister was always trying to match him and Kathryn,

friendship, and he didn’t care whether others regard them as pure friendship or

that someone missed him and wanted to develop further, he would alienate

could only become pure friends with him, and didn’t even think about becoming

was not

is self-clearing, when you meet a girl who knows you have so many confidante, but still has

mouth and can’t speak