Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1886 Blackmail

Mystification swamped Davin. What on earth got his dander up? It seems as though he’s throwing a tantrum with someone.

“Aw, don’t be so stubborn. Look, your daughter—Sally—is dating my nephew, Kyle. We’ll be a family in the future, so let’s discuss things nicely.”

“A family? Your mother is now urging Kyle to break up with my daughter after learning that she isn’t pregnant! She hasn’t such luck to be a family with you all!”

“What’s this nonsense about breaking up? My mother is just running her mouth in anger. Don’t worry, for they’ll never break up.”

As soon as Steven heard that, he seized the opportunity and suggested, “In that case, have Kyle get engaged with Sally so that everyone in Y City knows that she’s his fiancée. In that case, I’ll rent the underground palace to you for another year. How about that?”

Davin was taken aback for a moment. Mom is still fuming, so I’m afraid that it’ll be rather tough to have the two of them get engaged at this time.

“Can you do it, Davin? If you can’t, get out of my territory!”

“How about this? Give me a few days, and I’ll accomplish this task.”

“Fine. I’ll give you ten days. Is that enough?”

Davin

then. You’ve got to

same manner he came, leaving in a whirlwind. Watching as his office door opened and closed, Davin plopped onto the wooden chair and heaved a long

phone and gave Kyle a call

bringing that subject up out of the blue. “Uncle Davin, I’ve got to consider my parents’ opinion on this matter. After all, my engagement is a big deal for the Seet family. Grandma has a problem with Sally, so I’m

long as you have no objections to it, I’ll talk to your parents and

you suddenly so concerned

incredibly kind and

Otherwise, why would

my grandparents have no objections, I’m fine with getting engaged

leave the rest of it to me, then. You don’t need to bother about

hanging up the phone, Davin instantly made plans to turn that into a

talk to

by the sight of Nina sitting on the couch

you the only

Why are you so free to come over, Uncle