Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

At that moment, Evan’s mind was blank.

If the kids are going to hate me, then so shall it be. I hate myself too. If hatred could kill, I’d rather die right now than be apart from Nicole.

Sophia realized Evan was not going to change his mind, so she grabbed his arm and said, “Evan, you can’t be so selfish. It’s too much for the children to bear. Do you want them to live the rest of their lives with the fact that their mommy passed away and resent you?”

“You should learn from Nicole. We all thought you were dead during the plane crash. Nicole was worried the kids wouldn’t be able to take the blow. Hence, she hid the truth from them and suffered the pain alone. How could you be so cruel and selfish now? Do you not care about their feelings at all?”

Evan’s deep-set eyes widened when he heard Sophia’s words.

Nicole must have been devastated when she thought that I died in the plane crash! She was so much stronger than I am. How could someone so tough leave the world just like that?

“Mr. Seet, Ma’am’s right. Mrs. Seet wouldn’t be able to rest in peace if she saw you in this state.”

“Why should she rest in peace? Why would I want her to rest in peace? In fact, I won’t allow her to leave with peace of mind. I want her to come back to life!” Evan roared.

Tears streamed down Sophia’s face when she saw Evan like this.

She cried out at the urn in Evan’s hands and said, “Ms. Lane, if you’re listening, please convince Evan to come to his senses. Everyone is depending on him, especially the Seet Group. He can’t go on like this anymore.”

exhaled. “Evan, you should let her rest in peace. Ms. Lane will

they do something foolish? You

held the urn against his chest tightly, indicating

hide it from them,

still trying to

a stubborn man, so much so that no one can change his mind once he has

say. The

but Evan beat

to the company.

John did not dare to go against Evan, so he waited to

Jonathan sigh heavily. “Evan, y-you’re the boss! Do

Sophia out

me. You can’t bring this back. Let

Bang!

standing outside the car, as

“Let’s go!”