The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 220

Elowen’s ball rolled onto the road, and she dashed out to retrieve it.

Suddenly, a car sped toward her, almost hitting her.

She picked up her ball stood still, and stared at the black car that had stopped not too far away.

Her tiny, chubby, and round figure held the basketball, which almost looked bigger than her.

With her clear, innocent, and beautiful big eyes reflecting fear, she stared at the man getting out of the car.

David scanned the area and realized she was alone. He walked over to Elowen, squatted down to her level, checked her out to ensure she was not hurt, and noticed the scared expression on her pretty little face.

David softly said, “Kiddo, you’re too young to be playing by the road alone. Where are your parents?”

The girl’s eyes were clear, innocent, and beautiful. She was incredibly cute, like a chubby doll.

It would be heartbreaking and regrettable if such a beautiful and adorable child got into an accident.

parents to let their child play alone by the road! If something unlucky happened to

straight at him, her childish voice saying, “My mom’s at work, and my grandma went out. I wanted to find my grandma, but I don’t know

when

leaving that she had to deal with the boss and asked her

tell the neighbor, so

but still couldn’t

you home alone?”

grandma was so careless as to leave her alone at home. Elowen was about to say she had a brother and a sister when the neighbor came rushing over and said, “Elowen, so

thin, middle–aged woman with a straightforward personality. She was a friend of Evelyn’s and had a unique relationship with

and she agreed. But she wasn’t very careful since they weren’t her grandchildren, so she didn’t notice when the children

to bear the responsibility,

you scared me to death, you know?” The neighbor scooped Elowen

and said, “You need to keep a close eye on your own

quickly apologized,saying, “Yes, yes, I’m

David didn’t say anything more, glanced at the little girl one more time, and returned to his

voice was as sweet as cotton