The Kiss that Sparked it All

Veronica and Belinda fell silent.

Ida adjusted her gold-rimmed glasses, a bit taken aback by the sense of maturity emanating from young Layla.

She wanted them to introduce a potential partner to the boss? What a strange girl.

Belinda was charmed by the little girl, reaching out to ruffle Layla’s hair. “Alright, sweet Layla, we’ll have a look around, and we’ll introduce a handsome guy to your mom, okay?”

Layla tilted her head. “Okay! But he has to be more handsome than my uncle. Otherwise, he won’t be good enough for my mom.”

The girls all laughed at Layla’s comment.

Belinda solemnly promised, “Alright. We’ll do our best to find him.”

Veronica stealthily tugged at Belinda’s sleeve, pulling her aside to whisper, “Where are we going to find such a man? I don’t think there’s anyone more handsome than her uncle in this world.”

gave Veronica an exasperated glance. “You don’t understand how to humor a child, do you? Moreover, even if we really introduced a man to Ellinor now, she

consider introducing her to

I do know

lit up. “Whether he’s nice or not is secondary. The main thing is his ability. Is he

well-known in his

her some good counseling. I don’t want her to keep

him to her; it’s easy for me, but counseling isn’t as simple as you think. The patient needs to genuinely accept the psychologist and

still give it a try. Just introduce him as a friend to my sister-in-law. Let them chat and get to know

in some

and took a seat on the sofa, accepting a cup of coffee from the maid before taking

sip.

Ida, and at Baber, who

to her when he saw her. He