Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Patty froze, not knowing how to answer him.

Then she heard Juan continue. “Ms. Patty also said that you are a complete fool, Daddy! She said that only children from elite families belong in Grant Kindergarten, so I don’t deserve to be here and that you should be ashamed of yourself for not knowing better!”

A complete fool?

Ashamed for not knowing better?

Ha!

Other than that damn Nicole, no other person has dared speak to me like this!

There was a sheet of ice across Evan’s eyes as he stared at Patty. He asked again nonchalantly, “Is that so?”

However, the calmer he was right then, the more dangerous he would undeniably become later.

By then, Patty had figured out that she couldn’t afford to worry about leaving a good impression on Evan anymore. It was more important to sort out the mess at hand. Besides, she fully believed that she had spoken nothing but facts.

“Yes! I can tell how uncivilized you are just from seeing how your child behaves! This place is out of your child’s league, so take him home! Oh, and you have to go apologize, or I won’t know how to explain things to the other parents.”

So, I’m not only a complete fool, but uncivilized as well?

Evan couldn’t help but snicker at the teacher’s obnoxious expression.

“Very well. Then you explain to me first just how my son ended up getting ganged up on, or…”

waited to see just what excuse Patty

him, completely ignorant. A mere office worker dares to threaten me

What an idiot!

as she crossed her arms

I’ll make sure

you delusional? You don’t even know who I am! Do you think it’s that easy to get rid of me? Not unless Mr. Preston, the

frowned. He could instantly read between the

she’s got the Head of

“Very well!”

phone and

no one you can call. There’s no way Mr.

with disdain

Mr. Preston came running in. And the first thing he did was to give Evan a deep,

mentally berated her for

to make sure she

eyes in disbelief. Why is Mr. Preston, the freaking Head of the

image of the President of Seet Group flashed across her eyes, and somehow, the two faces

No!

way! It can’t be!

to transfer schools before. A kindergarten who thinks you’re

glint of surprise flashed across Evan’s eyes. Looks

was right about