Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

I have to tell Evan about this, or else he will be pissed.

He stepped into the dining room. “Mom, Dad, two of you are really too much.”

“Are you not awake, child? How can you say this?”

Davin sighed. “Nicole and Evan are a match made in heaven. You can’t break them up sneakily like this. Moreover, they are adults who are perfectly capable of handling their own relationships. What century are we living in? You shouldn’t be interfering!”

“What are you talking about? It was Nicole who said that she wasn’t compatible with your brother and that she doesn’t want to marry him!”

Jonathan stared at him keenly.

Davin sighed again. “Good things come to those who wait. When the time is right, they will naturally be willing to marry each other. There is no doubt that they are the perfect match for each other!”

“You.. what are you talking about? You scoundrel, I haven’t started on you. Go and think carefully about you and Sheila!”

“……”

Davin glanced at Jonathan and did not dare to say anything else. He knew that when it came to the topic of marriage, he will definitely be chastised.

He looked down and remained silent as he kept shoving food into his mouth.

looked at Sophia and asked with feigned surprise, “Mom, I’ve a little

“What is your question?”

change? You used to be our leader who always had the last word. Why does it

to have a fight with your father to get the power

carefully before looking

think you need another solution to reinstate your position and

and gave

coming from. In order to not to disappoint you, I have decided to bring Sheila here and model best practices when I am reinstating my image. Therefore, this will help her become the decisive family leader when

“……”

froze as if he

really wanted to ask her, “Are

walked out of Seet Residence, he was headed to Nicole’s place when his phone suddenly

a glance and

up the call, but was worried that she would call his mother instead. He had no

“What?”

kind of tone is that? Did you just

spit it out. I have some important things

to

“You? You…”

things that I can’t say to Nicole later. It might be easier for Sheila to communicate