Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

“Then, isn’t your family going to help to raise him?”

“All of them are busy with their own stuff.”

Tiffany’s eyes reddened with tears and she quickly got up, using “I’m going to make tea,” as an excuse before making her way into the kitchen.

Avril kept silent at that.

She glanced at the child who was sound asleep, then at the house that the former bought with the money she borrowed from Levant and she managed to put the puzzles together.

If she had someone she could rely on, she wouldn’t have chosen to raise the kid herself and borrow money to buy a house, right?

It seems like she’s living quite a miserable life.

A few moments later, Tiffany came out with a cup of tea in hand and she placed it in front of Avril. “Please have some tea.”

“Thank you.”

Avril sympathized with the unlucky woman all of a sudden.

moment she lifted the

the tea but couldn’t make up what it was. All she knew was that it was bitter and it couldn’t be compared to the ones she normally

heard

getting married? Even your Dad and I are embarrassed

up like this because I got married to someone so casually during my early years. I will never get married so easily from now on. I’ve already moved out. So stop forcing me

moved out. Your business is my business! You must meet

than me by nine years, Mom. I don’t think

still complaining because he’s older? You are such a brat! You complain when they’re older yet you also complain when

is my life, Mom. Can’t you

like or

I have to work and earn money besides taking care of my son. How do I

then you’ll go for the blind date! Just hurry up and get married to

done talking. Tiffany clenched her fists

out a little. Well,

was just like a machine that collects rumors and gossip. One day she’d hear some things from someone and another day she’d listen to some stupid suggestions from someone else. Mom would only bring home all these rumors and gossip and criticize me after that, saying that I’m an embarrassment and forced me to get

would tremble with fear with just the thought of her previous marriage. She would rather raise her child and suffer