Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Once they return, Evan would feed her with tonic.

He was going to make her learn from Maya in eating.

With that thought in mind, he turned to look at the children. Maya had a worried look on her face, and so were the other three children.

They had lost the energy and vitality in them.

Feeling upset, Evan thought to himself. Nicole, if you’re done sleeping, it’s time to wake up. The kids are worried about you.

John entered the room with some takeaways in his hands. As Evan had no appetite, he told the children to eat instead.

However, the greedy Maya was rooted to her spot. She was rubbing her hands together with an unusually grave expression on her face.

“Come, Maya, have your dinner. There’s your favorite dish in here.”

Maya shook her head, refusing to look at it.

The other three children, too, said that they were not hungry.

Evan turned to look at them and suddenly ordered, “Go and eat now!”

They’re still growing at this age. How can they not eat?

Moreover, Nicole is already out of danger. She’ll be waking soon.

are starving themselves while waiting for her to wake

saw the wrath of their father, they shared a look before walking

too, stood up. Although she was not hungry, she knew that after eating, she would have more energy to stay up and wait for

over for your

right. You must be hungry,” Juan

skipped lunch, and her round stomach

Maya still shook her

is refusing to eat. What a

herself. She felt she was the one responsible for her mother’s accident, and she

was just a coincidence

so young, but she’s thinking in this way. How stressful must she feel right

and walk to Maya, then carried her up into his arms. Gently, he murmured, “Go and

want to eat.”

hands kept fidgeting with the

to Mommy isn’t your

planned to console

after he finished, Maya could no longer withstand the guilt in her, and

you’re too noisy for

nothing to do with Maya. Don’t pressure her from

she was, could not

Daddy’s embarrassing me.

say anything. I just rolled my

buy snacks with Maya, and that’s why