Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 150 I Am An Idiot

In truth, Emrys‘ motive in groping Cordelia was to stop her from standing up for him.

However, Richard, Lydia, and Myles felt that Cordelia glared at Emrys because she blamed him for humiliating her and was livid.

Yes! This is great!

Over the moon, Myles was even more confident that he stood a chance at bagging Cordelia.

It looks like I’ve got to find a few more opportunities like this and take this man down a peg or two, thus intensifying Cordelia’s disdain toward him.

As Myles was thinking about it, Emrys voluntarily offered himself up to be shamed, much to the former’s surprise.

“Since you’re a graduate who studied abroad, Mr. Atkinson, it happens that there are a few words I can’t read. I wonder if you mind teaching me?” Emrys queried

The moment his words rang out, everyone’s expressions turned strange.

Even Cordelia swung her gaze to him with surprise written all over her face.

What’s wrong with you, Rys? The subject of illiteracy has obviously ended. Why did you take the initiative to bring it up again? Couldn’t you have waited to ask me at home if there are words you can’t read?

and irritation swamped

stupefaction and replied, “Haha, feel free to

his twenty–odd years, he had never met someone like Emrys who had a wish to

to have Myles teach you a few more words. We should all be more civilized,”

eyes brimmed

clearly a golden opportunity to showcase Emrys‘ inferiority and Myles‘ superiority. Thus, they were

silver platter. Consequently, Cordelia

Sheer smugness pervaded them.

to leave the private room, planning to head to the reception to borrow a pen and

1501 Am An

Wouldn’t it be great to let him learn

Cordelia was left without

three minutes later, he returned to the private room

paper.

them. Hence, I wrote them onto

no problem!

chortled, emanating a sense of great superiority. But the instant he unfolded the paper, his face flushed

f*cking messing with me,

feet, the gentlemanly air he had maintained for the entire

of anger had Richard and Lydia shocked and bewildered. They peered at