Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

After a short drive, John’s car was spotted racing over.

As Davin was Evan’s younger brother and the second son of the Seet Family, John stopped a ways from him in order to offer his greetings.

However, Davin was too caught up with shadowing who he thought was Kyle and thus, he merely honked as a form of acknowledgment before speeding off.

Kyle, who was seated in John’s car, snorted. “Look at him go. He’s such a bother!”

“Kyle, your uncle actually cares for you deeply. He can be a bit tetchy but his bark is worse than his bite.”

Kyle glanced at John but did not respond.

John peered at the young man’s cold demeanor and did not comment further.

For as long as John could remember, Davin had always been fond of badgering Kyle. As such, Kyle developed a lousy impression of his uncle.

When Kyle got older, he started to retaliate against Davin.

But he would dole out much more than he received.

Although Davin was his uncle, Kyle often did away with any form of respect. Davin often found himself troubled by his nephew’s actions but continued to clash against him enthusiastically.

They became rivals, two opposing states of matter that refused to coexist unless it was to fight it out.

Frankly, Kyle’s scathing condescension came partially from Davin. It’s a result of their many battles over the years.

These two…

make a much more interesting pair than

the car stopped outside

go in myself. You

in? Could he

just watch you go

on escaping. But it’s actually because I’m afraid Blake will sniff something out. Since Juan has been

John a sideways glance

only taken a few steps when he heard Blake’s startled voice call out, “Kyle, weren’t

“I’m sleepwalking!”

hastily scampered into the

his reply from outside the door, he smirked inwardly. So he faked being asleep as a

What a mischievous scamp!

climb into

caller’s ID and

“Have you found Nicole?”

“Yes, Mr. Seet!”

“Where?”

she has it hard enough as it is.

“Her location, now!”

gave up

his brow. She