Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

After he hung up, Evan grinned at Nicole meaningfully, making her feel very uncomfortable.

“Why are you staring at me like that?”

“Uncle Morris just called to hurry us into having another child. Mrs. Seet, don’t you think we should be working harder?”

Nicole was confused. “What has this matter got to do with Uncle Morris? Why is he hurrying us?”

“He said that if we have another child, we will then be able to crush Levant and get him to forget about you. What do you think?”

“I think… Levant has already given up on me!” Nicole replied.

“Is that so? Let’s go and confirm that then. If he hasn’t lost feelings for you, my fist will gladly meet his face.”

“Evan, do you have too much free time on your hands? Maya’s gourmet conference begins tomorrow. If you’re really too idle, go and show some concern to your daughter!’

The man saw that his wife looked a little frustrated and reached out to pinch her fair cheeks. “Fine, I’m on my way now!” After a while, he turned to look at Nicole. “Uncle Morris says we’re doing Levant a favor if we crush his hopes. Therefore, I’m still going to find a chance to defeat him after Maya’s gourmet conference. That will be me doing some good for him!” With that, Evan walked towards his daughter’s bedroom.

Evan’s retreating figure. It seems like it has been too calm and peaceful at the Seet Group lately, hence Mr.

probably enemies from a past life. I’m going to let him be. If I were to stop him, he will definitely overthink things, being the green-eyed monster

walked into Maya’s room to see

you

will definitely make you proud

believe

Nina helped me with

“That sounds good!”

you can go and have a chat

and take a look at

headed to Nina’s bedroom. His phone rang when he knocked on the door. Nina opened her

silently when she saw her

was a call

same time. With such a short distance between them,

us to steal Sun Corporation’s secret. In the end, Mr. Davin was caught by the Sun Corporation’s vice president. In the end, Chris sent someone to save Mr. Davin,