Spoil My Sweet Window
Spoil My Sweet Widow Novel Chapter 6
Chapter 6
Harold thought that she would make some excessive demand, and the anger in his heart immediately dissipated.
He said impatiently, “Shoot.”
Crystal choked with sobs. “I’ve never eaten a small cake since I was born. Can you let me eat it before I die?”
Harold stopped in his tracks. “What’s a small cake?”
Crystal said with tears in her eyes, “When I was a child, Grandma always said that it was so
expensive. She never bought it for me…”
frowned. The Evans family’s eldest daughter had had such a miserable childhood? He began to suspect the true identity of
allowed.” Harold refused coldly and walked
asking him pitifully
Under the silvery-white moonlight, the outline of his handsome features
lowered her head and
her grandmother said that she was going back to the rich place to be a young lady. Her mother was even more unhappy, thinking that it wasn’t good for the little duck to become a gorgeous swan.
long treated Dora as their own daughter, which made her arrival redundant.
resist. Her only wish was to see her father and brother. Now it seemed that there was no such an opportunity. The night was quiet. Harold pushed open the door of the courtyard. Flowers and big trees were. planted all around, blooming quietly
walked into the room and
big bed, she didn’t know what to do. Under the light, her skin looked even paler. Harold unbuttoned a few buttons of his shirt, revealing half of his collarbone. “This is where
“You don’t want
want, it’s not impossible,” Harold
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