Lovin’ in the Moonlight

Dandre West rolled his eyes: “Whatever, you’re ugly and you’re right about whatever you say.”

“But if mom knew about that …”

A certain person’s eyes cold, reaching out to catch him over, at this time, not far away sounded a light footsteps, the two heartfelt inclined head, the face of the careless expression as one.

Fairen Evert saw these two people from afar, heart very helpless: “dinner, you all come over.”

Maxton West has a cleanliness fetish and naturally hates small animals jumping around next to him.

Fairen Evert didn’t think anything of it, as long as it didn’t smell bad.

Maxton West glanced indifferently at the nearby nanny: “Take it out.”

This was a very common thing, however, Dandre West was very unhappy: “Why do you want to let Bao out? Can’t we just leave it here?”

“You go out with it if you make trouble again.” Maxton West cold face, looking at the clean blanket on a pile of dog hair frowned slightly, a momentary appetite also reduced by half.

“Get out, get out!” Dandre West put down the dishes and picked up the dog who was eating dog food with great pleasure and went out.

Probably because the male master’s gaze is too cold, it does not even dare to raise its head.

Fairen Evert was caught in the middle, a time is very difficult, the heart of the hand are flesh, the character of these two people is really a mold carved out, and stubborn and stubborn, the harder you are the harder he is than you kind of, we do not obey each other.

Maxton West cold face, instructed the next person: “Follow him, do not let him run blindly.”

“Yes, young master.”

The nanny respectfully answered and walked out.

Fairen Evert looked back, and at that moment, the man next to her said in a somewhat chagrined tone, “Am I being too aggressive?”

She shook her head, a child should not be spoiled, nor should she give in to him in every way just because he is small, this has always been her standard of education.

And she clearly felt that Dandre West seemed to have some hostility towards him.

As she stood up, Maxton West suddenly handed her a jacket: “Wear it. Speed. Don’t make me wait too long.”

She didn’t have to say anything more than Maxton West knew what she wanted.

All the way down the hallway, on the nanny’s well-tended lawn, Dandre West was crouched on the ground, her mouth flattened, the dog she’d picked up earlier on her lap.

Fairen Evert remembered that when he first picked him up, he was skinny and skinny, but now his fur is beautiful and shiny, and he has gained a lot of weight, so he is very attached to his little treasure.

Hearing footsteps behind him, Dandre West glanced back and then quickly turned back, his voice low: “Mom.”

Fairen Evert squatted next to him, her voice gentle: “How is Grandma’s health?”

“Pretty good, she has a glass of milk every day on time, sometimes I take her out for a walk, and she has a physical once a week, very healthy.”

“Don’t you like Daddy?”

She asked out of the blue.

Dandre West spurted out as if he had found an emotional outlet, and if he hadn’t sworn in front of his father that he couldn’t mention that man in front of her, he would have been unable to resist.

“I don’t like it, he’s mean to me, always likes to pay me, I’m not short of money, he hasn’t been there for me in six or seven years, and he’s so mean to me.”

“His character is like that. Get used to it and you’ll be fine. In fact, your father is also a gentle man.”

Dandre West flattened his mouth: “I don’t see it, he’s mean, I don’t like it at all.”

After a pause: “Unless he buys me a toy plane, the latest kind, a few thousand dollars.”

Just finished, a cold voice suddenly came from behind: “Okay, buy you.”

The two turned around and Maxton West was standing there with a cold face, wearing a black leisure suit, with a long body and a bitter temperament.

Looking at it is not a good-tempered and gentle person, not at all friendly, but a full sense of indifference.

Dandre West glanced at him and inclined his head.

“Where are you squatting, can squat full not.” He was in a bad mood and spoke to no one but Fairen Evert.Belongs to © n0velDrama.Org.

Fairen Evert shook his arm, just short of reaching out to block which mouth.

“What’s it to you, didn’t you tell me to come out with Bao? Hmph!”

Fairen Evert quietly watched this big little one shelving the drama, she had a feeling in her heart that although these two were both so stubborn with their mouths, there was something that could not be changed, and that was affection.

“Blessed mother, give the young master a check for a million, how to spend it is up to him.” Maxton West coldly spoke out.

The nanny next to him couldn’t help but be envious and jealous. It’s so nice to be born into a rich family where anything you want is a matter of words.

After a few days at home, Fairen Evert was quite comfortable, the company had given them a short temporary vacation, which would soon be over.

Dandre West will be going to school soon and Fairen Evert wants to spend some time with him.

She was surprised when her cell phone suddenly rang, and it was Barbie Capra’s voice: “Sister Fairen, where are you now? I’m coming to get you, and I’ll give you the check by the way.”

A check? What do you mean?

“You just opened your hotel not long ago, and you’re getting your money back so soon?”

“Gee, it’s not like I opened one, several hotels combined can easily pay back, after all, I used to work at West’s and I’m still good at basic economic management.”

Fairen Evert nodded, made an appointment with her for a time and place and rushed over.

Much later, Fairen Evert would look back on that day and cry with sadness.

In the cafe, Fairen Evert waited for her for half a day but she was nowhere to be seen. Just when she was about to call, Barbie Capra appeared in front of the cafe wearing a beautiful white dress.

Over the years, Fairen Evert gradually found that time had passed so quickly, when she first saw Barbie Capra, when she was still in the hospital, she was wearing the school uniform of the nearby high school, good and childish, and then …

How long has it been, she can hardly remember.

Barbie Capra sat in front of her and reached over to hand over a check, “Sister Fairen, today … I want to tell you my story.”

She was a little taken aback, but nodded.

“In fact, when we first met, that man was not my real father, my real parents had long ago not wanted me and left me in the orphanage, and then Erma Capra wanted to find me for a play and took me out.”

“That man was sent over by Erma Capra to act with me in order to reach you.”

“It’s funny because as I was getting better, my real mother came back. And brought my stepfather with her, presumably … my real father had been abandoned by her.”