Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Callum was not polite to Bowen. He went to pour everyone a glass of warm water, washed the fruits, and brought out some snacks.

He glanced at the chess pieces on the chessboard and said with a smile, “Uncle, you don’t want to eat and sleep well on purpose. This chess game is all about how good you are at chess. I think that by tomorrow, you won’t be able to move the chess piece you’re holding.”

Haha, Bowen’s chess skills were terrible enough.

Bowen’s face looked ugly, and he stared at Callum.

Bowen would not enjoy Callum making fun of him, no matter how bad his chess skills were. He was an elder, so he still needed shame.

Callum chuckled, touched his nose, and turned to look at Madisyn once more in the hopes that she would assist him in teaching Bowen a lesson so that Bowen wouldn’t stare him into a hornet’s nest.

Obviously, Bowen’s chess skills were terrible, but he still couldn’t let people tell the truth.

Madisyn received Callum’s look of help, she said to Bowen, “Husband, put the chess away. I’ll play chess with

with him. Callum, don’t go anywhere this weekend. Come back here

quickly begged for mercy: “Uncle, Your chess skills are excellent; you are a chess master, and you are the best chess player in the world. I’m a mean talker; I talk

lose to me in less than

player. You and Auntie find playing chess difficult. You will purposefully lose to us if we, the nephews, ask to play chess with you. There will be no challenge, and the game of chess will be over in a flash. Uncle, after

care of her every day. How can he have time

chess in such a reckless manner that he kills me without leaving a single piece of armor behind. Callum

Everyone laughed.

to be polite. If Bowen caught Rowan playing chess with him, Rowan would naturally attack without mercy and kill Bowen

Bowen no longer wants to

that Callum and the others usually let you go. With your chess skills, I am willing to accompany you to have fun, but others don’t bother to play chess with you. You can’t taste the taste of losing, and there is no sense of accomplishment if