Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Robbie felt a stream of warm liquid flowing down his head. He instinctively shuddered and shifted his gaze up.

“Ah! Fifi went number two on Robbie’s head!” shrieked Jamie as he pointed at Fifi.

“Eww!” said Ellie. She closed her eyes immediately and commented, “That is so gross.”

Robbie’s face was red with anger. Gritting his teeth, he growled, “Fifi!”

Fifi sobbed and quickly flew to the other side before landing on the sofa. It looked fearfully at Robbie and said, “Scared. Scared.”

“Scared? You went number two on my head!” complained Robbie as his tiny face flushed red with anger.

“Fifi was probably frightened by that screech just now, Robbie. Don’t be mad at it,” cooed Henry. “Let’s go clean up for now.”

After that, Henry waved, and someone hurried over to get Robbie to the side. They washed his hair.

Fortunately, they were using the better car that day, and it had everything they needed.

“Fifi, come here,” ordered Ellie as she extended her hand to the bird.

flew into her arms immediately and rubbed her cheek with its furry head. It

Ellie patiently. “Robbie takes his

Scared,” repeated Fifi

too,” asked Jamie curiously. “It sounded like a

situation. “It’s strange, though. Rokan Hill may have a variety of species, and we have seen the occasional wild animals, but there shouldn’t be

that car,” said Henry. He was getting older, but his senses were still

while frowning, “Wait. Erihal is a warrior clan, and rumor has it that Mr. Lindberg likes to keep wild animals as pets. Earlier, we suspected that the residents in Northridge were from the Lindberg family.

instructed Henry grimly. “I don’t

Spencer, who then gave out the

had washed his hair and was

examined his head via the mirror. There wasn’t any stain left, but he still felt uncomfortable.

worry, Robbie. You’re all

don’t want to go to school anymore. Let me go home with you,” requested Robbie with a frown. He couldn’t

just like Zachary. They are both germaphobes. He’ll feel uncomfortable

the sofa

wanted to know if that screech earlier