My Sugar And Your Spice

Leo's wounds were no joke. His arm was bruised and battered, with purple and green bruises and broken skin. It was evident that he had other injuries in other places as well.

Then, Bria let Amelie tend to her wounds while she blew on her father's wounds to soothe him. At that moment, Leo "accidentally" lifted his trouser to reveal the bruises on his leg. "Dada is so pitiful," she said as she feigned, wiping tears from her eyes.

"All done," Amelie said after applying the medicine to her daughter.

Suddenly, he extended his arm in front of her. Bria thought her father was better at being shameless than anyone else.

Amelie looked down at his bruised arm in front of her. She nodded and said, "It's pretty serious." It was hard to ignore his injuries when they were right in front of her face. "Here's the medicine." Following that, she handed him the ointment.

Leo was dumbfounded, and his heart was filled with disappointment, but he could only silently accept the medicine from her. He didn't avoid her gaze as he applied it to his wounds. After tending to his hands and feet, he unbuttoned his collar to reveal his striking clavicle and well-maintained skin. As he was applying the medication, he purposefully rubbed and slid his hands over himself in a way that looked very arresting to the eye. Soon, it caused everyone in the vicinity to look over at him and be transfixed by his random gestures. He intentionally turned his back on Bria and only let Amelie watch. On the other hand, Amelie was cornered by him and had no other option but to focus on him.

"Elie." While Leo was basking in the glory, a voice suddenly sounded behind him.

Amelie, who had been blocked by him the entire time, looked up. Suddenly, her expressionless face bloomed like a flower before him, quickly revealing a brilliant smile. "Mr. Walsh, what brings you here?"

"I'm about to leave the country, so I wanted to see you before I go and say goodbye." Toby leaned on the railing, his smile just right for his features. The wind ruffled his half-tied hair, and his bangs partially covered his face, making him look even more handsome and charming.

"Mr. Walsh," Bria called out as well.

"Little Bria." He nodded at her before his gaze briefly landed on Leo.

Toby's tone was noticeably more relaxed.

darkened as a storm began brewing in his eyes. "Aren't you leaving soon? Shouldn't you

naturally hear the displeasure in his voice. So, he smiled, revealing two rows of teeth, and appeared even more graceful and charming. "

come to cause trouble for him. Then, he snorted and said, "You act

come to cause trouble for him. Then, he snorted and said, "You act so ostentatiously. Aren't you afraid of encountering demons?" It was a clear

Toby smiled faintly, pretending not to understand. "Are demons scarier than humans in this world? If I'm not afraid of humans, why would I fear demons?" His smile was warm and

you think?" Toby intentionally broke Leo's heart by

in agreement.

will not listen to me no matter what I say. I am envious! I'm very

was losing. Since he was a child, except when Leo's eyes were giving him

we have a meal together?" Toby invited Amelie.

called out as soon as he spoke.

went to eat with Toby, her father would be left alone. It was too pitiful.

little head. "I'm going to a very faraway place. Won't you have

long time, but on the other

meal, naturally, we'll have to agree," Amelie politely said. After speaking, she reached out and pulled Bria over. "Well then, Mr.

was dumbfounded and grumbled to himself. Is a meal really that important to this heartless woman?

Toby walked outside, and he asked her while taking advantage of Bria

only want to focus on my career for the time being. I have no plans to pursue any relationships."

a little. Amelie not only didn't want to give Leo a chance, but she

three of them quickly arrived at the restaurant. It was still early and not even noon, so there weren't many people dining. The restaurant was empty, with only a few tables occupied. Toby led them to a window seat. As soon as they sat down, a shadow flashed past the table across