You'll Fall For Me, Today or tomorrow

Clarissa was used to traveling back and forth between D City and W City.

It also wasn’t Damian’s first time. After the pretty flight stewardess had served some deserts to him, he started trailing her everywhere like a little tail.

Clarissa didn’t want to look at the embarrassing scene of his son flirting, so she hung her head and placed her hand over her forehead, covering her eyes.

“Mommy, are you having a headache? Let me blow on it.”

Damian felt worried over his mommy when he turned to check on her and noticed her hand over her forehead.

“Damian, sit properly. I won’t feel any more headache if you stopped disturbing the pretty flight stewardess.”

“But I like the pretty stewardess.”

“Does it mean that she belongs to you if you like her?”

Damian blinked his eyes slowly as he didn’t understand Clarissa’s words.

Clarissa laughed at her son’s adorable expression.

She neared Damian and pecked his forehead. “Why are you so cute?”

Damian laughed despite not understanding Clarissa’s words.

After the plane landed, Clarissa sat Damian on her luggage and towed it towards the exit. On the way there, they bumped into a group of excited fans. Damian was curious, so he followed their line of sight with sparkling eyes. He looked adorable, dressed in a black down jacket and kicking his sneakers.

Some passersby who noticed Damian were attracted to his handsome face, especially his bright and big eyes.

However, they were soon distracted by the huge crowd of fans.

“Mommy, who are they waiting for?”

Damian asked curiously.

“It should be a famous celebrity.”

“Famous celebrity? Is it Uncle Ryler?”

Clarissa had told him before that Ryler was a celebrity. She had only mentioned it in passing, so she was surprised that he could remember.

“No, it’s not Ryler. It’s another celebrity. I don’t know who it is too.”

“If so, Mommy, can we go nearer and have a look?”

Damian’s puppy-eyed look melted any resolve she had to deny him.

Even though sometimes Clarissa complained about her son, but deep in her heart, she knew he was charming, adorable, and fashionable.

She didn’t have the heart to reject his small request. “Damian, there’s a lot of people there, so we’ll only be looking from a distance away. Is that alright?”

“Alright, Mommy.”

along with

front, so she halted at the edge of the crowd

few young girls who caught a glimpse of Damian. They have stealthily taken photos of him with their phones. However, Clarissa caught them, so they were slightly embarrassed and decided to

Miss, is he your son? He

“You can

before they

“Sure, pretty lady.”

my gosh. You’re such a

wanted a photo with

was almost squeezed away from Damian. Fortunately, the celebrity had arrived, so all

about their arrival lest he

so Clarissa promptly put him to sleep. She took a shower then

before long, she received a

about tonight’s cocktail party. Dress up prettily, and

was rendered speechless

didn’t have the

the party. She was dressed in a black

was clinging onto her leg, unwilling to let

don’t go,”

her leave because Matthew wasn’t back yet. Clarissa’s heart ached at him crying. She wanted to stay

promised Yael. So she couldn’t go back on her

and wrapped him tightly with her arms. However, even her incessant kisses

him from the sides but to

that point, Damian was wailing as though Clarissa

leave him be, so she coaxed, “Remember the chocolate I bought for you? There is still a piece left. How about I let you

face and bounced towards Julia, who was holding

enjoy the party. I’ll be

his quick change of

What a heartless kid!

…

into the hotel

in the lobby. “What a waste of your good looks.

cold. A girl has to make

you got something to say, say it later.

her ear at

“Alright. I got it.”

arm, showing off her nice figure. Her tall, lean stature, along with her exquisite face, gained a lot of attention

the cocktail party accompanied by Yael, naturally,

face. It was difficult for her to be sociable in such an event, even if it was for the sake of

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have heard of you being a talented writer,

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