Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Kyle looked at him and asked, “Are we really gonna hand this to Mommy? I heard women love jewelry. What if Mommy likes Levant even more after receiving this?”

Juan thought about what Kyle said and agreed with it.

He’s right. If Mommy likes Levant more and more, Daddy wouldn’t stand a chance! We need to get both of them back together and live happily as a family! Still… This is a really beautiful necklace, and it’d be a shame if Mommy couldn’t wear it…

Juan suddenly had an idea. “I have a plan. Why don’t we…” He then turned towards Kyle and whispered in his ear.

“Are you sure? I don’t think that’s such a good idea…” Kyle asked.

“Why not? If he can resort to underhanded means to steal Mommy over from Daddy, a necklace is a small price to pay!”

Kyle took a moment to ponder what he had just said. “You’re right. We’ll go with your plan.”

With that, the two hid the box in their bedroom and brought the necklace over to Nicole’s room.

“Yes? What is it, boys?” Nicole looked at them curiously.

Juan handed the necklace over to her and said, “Here you go, Mommy! It’s a gift from Daddy! He asked us to give it to you!”

Nicole was surprised.

Evan? Why would he give me a necklace? Is he trying to win me back by “bribing” me? Hmph! I’m not some gold-digger whose heart can be bought over with some fancy jewelry! In fact, I’ve never planned on getting back together ever since I’ve decided to cut ties

it, so give it back

But this necklace is so pretty! I can’t

not like it,

don’t ever give me any of his gifts again,

didn’t like it because we said it was from

and get some sleep,

two sighed as

do we do with this necklace now? Do we return it to Levant?” Juan

return it tomorrow and tell him

“All right.”

Kyle and Juan were walking around the corridor looking

over to wake Nicole up for breakfast. “What are you two doing

she didn’t

Levant froze.

talking about this jewelry designer the other day, saying how her designs had “soul” in them. I spent a huge amount of money on this necklace,

that you don’t give her