Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Suddenly, he yelled, “Sophia, I oppose Sheila and Davin’s engagement!”

Hearing that, Sheila responded swiftly, “Who do you think you are? My matters with Davin are none of your business!”

As the situation started to escalate, Sophia wanted to hang up the phone. “Alright, that’s enough! Why are the two of you quarreling now?”

Sheila felt wronged. “Sophia, I’m standing in solidarity with Tiffany. If Levant chooses to treat Tiffany high-handedly, I’ll make him pay!”

“It’s not easy to be in Tiffany’s shoes. As a woman, she needs to manage the company and take care of the baby. On top of that, her struggles are now being downplayed and disregarded. Truth be told, Levant should not blame Tiffany. Rather, he should reflect on himself and not complain about Tiffany!” Nicole finally joined the conversation.

Sheila couldn’t agree more. “Exactly! Nicole, it’s fortunate that you’re not in a relationship with him, or you’ll be the one being bullied! I think I should go and check up on Tiffany and ask her to marry someone else. This way, she can finally cut ties with Levant.”

After that, Sheila hastily sprang into action. Nevertheless, Sophia stopped her before she could do anything. “Hey, stop exaggerating! Firstly, Levant and Tiffany do not have feelings for each other. Anyway, Levant is just worried about the baby. Yes, he’s to be blamed, and I’ll talk to him about it. However, don’t get involved in their feud. I mean just look at you – you’re even angrier than Tiffany! You getting involved will only make things worse.”

Sheila was startled. “Sophia, you shouldn’t defend him just because he’s your nephew!”

though Davin is my son, I’m always on your side

it and agreed that Sophia

stay out of this.

need to be patient, or else you’ll risk jeopardizing the matter. How about I make you some dessert? I guarantee

“All right. I’ll wait

dessert. Meanwhile, I’ll return to the Seet Residence and

help, ask ahead!”

in the living room. The two of them exchanged glances, and Nicole abruptly

protecting the rights of women!”

Regarding this matter, I think

duo continued with their

slowly closed the curtains and shielded her room from the bright sunlight outside. Although it was still early in the afternoon, her room was dark as the night sky. Next, she lay

was fully scribbled with words. The notebook was