Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

“I don’t want to,” Kyle rejected without hesitation.

“I don’t want to either,” Juan assented.

Davin felt himself choke on his own saliva. These two children. Can’t they just respect me for once?

If it isn’t for the fact that I need their help, I would really love to pinch their arrogant little faces and smack their buttocks.

After repeatedly telling himself to calm down and suppress the urge to smack them, Davin stroked Juan’s head persuasively. “Please help me out just this once, ok?”

“No,” Kyle retorted heartlessly.

However, Juan hesitated. “Any rewards for helping you?” he asked with a sheepish smile.

Davin frowned slightly at his question. However, he soon realized that having the room to discuss any terms and conditions with them was much better than outright rejection.

Time was short on him, hence he had no choice but to agree with their terms. “As long as you two can help me, I’ll promise anything you asked!”

Kyle sized him up thoughtfully, as though he was contemplating something.

Juan too contemplated for a short while before a smile appeared on his face. He then whispered into Kyle’s ears, and Kyle’s defensive attitude changed after listening to his brother.

“Alright, we can help you, Uncle Davin. But you must promise to help us with something too.”

“What thing?”

now, but when we need you to do it, you

for good food or sneaking them out for some fun. Considering

“Deal!”

brief discussion, Davin returned to the living room and

Russell could answer, someone suddenly whipped a feather

mother standing about one meter away from

“Grandpa! Help!”

now, Russell immediately stopped Sophia and asked her to calm herself. “At least wait until he’s done

didn’t you promise to help

her teeth madly. “If you fail your magic, I’ll make you

the

my childhood’s

my magic works, can you

up and

she was in a fit of rage. He would have no ground to defend himself, let alone bargain for

your seat and I

watch the show before taking

on the arch-shaped sofa and fixed their gazes on

ran across