Wolf President Hooks Up

Jennet quickly dodged. She went to get a mop, and began to clean up the stains of soybean milk.

Elaine was holding the newspaper which Jennet had been reading. Her hands trembled and her mind rumbled.

Lucas!

What the hell are you doing?

...

Lucas checked into a hotel with this female celebrity called Avery Woods?

They stayed overnight together?

Was this true?

Yesterday ... she saw how jealous Lucas was. How could he ... sleep with another woman last night?

What's wrong with all men in this world? Were they animals that just couldn't control their desires?

Couldn't they think of anything else other than this?

They had mistresses! They had affairs with female celebrities!

'Lucas, how could you do this to Hazel?'

"Are they ... really over?"

Elaine blinked dazedly.

It was already so bad that she and Emmett didn't get along well. Why couldn't things go well between Lucas and Hazel?

Anyway, Hazel could take the police officer as another option. But she had nothing.

Oh, right, she had one too. That was Mark.

Speak of the devil....

"What are you thinking about? You seem so serious."

A pleasant and gentle voice came from above, which startled Elaine and gave her a shiver. Then she looked up.

"You dumb girl. I haven't seen you these days. You are still well-behaved. So adorable."

Franklin was still easy-going. He reached out, trying to rub Elaine's hair, but Mark forestalled him. He touched Elaine's head first and rubbed it protectively and symbolically.

Franklin raised his eyebrows as if he had discovered a new continent. He looked at Mark's hand and then at his eyes.

Mark maintained a graceful smile, but his eyes were filled with determination.

"Oh, is that so? Mark, you actually ... made a move?"

and then

make a move.

frustrated, "Then what

what you should do. There are so many nice girls. Check those piles of pink writing paper in your drawer. They can literally bury someone.

smiled and patted

a rueful grin, "But I don't even care about

other way. Mark is ahead of you. He was acquainted with Elaine earlier than you, and his affection for her is deeper than yours.

...

lamented and stamped his

not understand the words

were they talking about? It was

expression on Elaine's face. He walked towards her, sat down by her side, hugged around her shoulder, and said gently,

"Ah? Dining with you?"

How could she dine with him? It

"I don't think so."

are all my friends. Everyone has a female companion. If I go there alone,

touched Elaine's face when he was talking. The warmth of his breath embarrassed her and made her entire body burning. She wanted to stay away

she nodded,

that, she stood up like a frightened deer, "Excuse me. I want

she ran away in panic, ignoring Jennet who was putting the mop

stared at Elaine's figure from behind with an unfathomable expression on

over and patted Mark on the shoulder, "Hey, Mark. It seems that Elaine is afraid of you? You just sat down and she

did Mark stop staring at her back and he cast a glance at the chair where she had just sat.

with his elbow and smiled embarrassedly, "That's not true. Mark, don't believe Franklin's nonsense. Elaine is

inaudibly, "She agreed ... Fortunately, she agreed

of her rejection. If he was rejected by her, he would

whole day. He had a bad temper and was easily

morning, shattered three cups

...

I don't even dare to go in and deliver

and wandered around the president's

Smith, who was naturally an unsympathetic man, had an exceedingly bad temper

having some trouble with his sexual life, which leads to the disorder of his androgen. That's why he is so

A male secretary muttered.

sense. Maybe he was punished by the woman, and stopped the intercourse halfway. So he works off his grievances on

secretary

Sophia went near them.

each of

Our Mr. Smith never lacks women? Which woman dares to put on

while. But finally he

Bang!

tossed the documents into a corner, and got up abruptly. He stood in front of the French window, lifted the hem of his coat and rested his hands on the hips. He sighed as he squinted at

Mark ... they

eyebrows when his

today should probably be known to the general managers of the branch offices. No one should dare to call him ... Then, could

when he reached for the phone, he

for? Don't