Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Kevin smiled as he got off the car: “Okay.”
Donald saw that he had bought so many things and said to him: “Kevin, you are not
allowed to buy so many things when you come over in the future. Our family does not
lack anything. If we really want to say we are missing, we are also missing two
people. My two children are still alone.”
Kevin smiled and said: “As long as Uncle Queen and Auntie don’t dislike it, I can fill
one of the vacancies.”
Donald: “Can you make it up? Your family agrees?”
Kevin: “I am in charge of my affairs.”
Donald was relieved.
The couple had already taken a fancy to Kevin and wanted Kevin to be their son-inlaw.
It was the daughter who said that Kevin had a wife candidate, and the couple lost their
hearts. Unexpectedly, Kevin suddenly launched a passionate pursuit of his daughter,
sending flowers and gifts every day.
Well, it’s only been two days.
But in the eyes of Queen’s family, Kevin’s two days of pursuing Hayden gave them a

feeling that it had been two years.
“Uncle Queen, isn’t Auntie at home?”
Auntie Queen always went out by herself, that’s why Kevin asked.
Also, the relationship between the future in-laws was great. If only one person went
out, the other must not be home.
Donald: “Your aunt has a friend’s birthday today. She invited her to a dinner party.
They were all women, so I didn’t go with her, and she didn’t want me to. She said it
was her childhood friend’s birthday party and there would be more topics to talk
about.”
Donald took those gifts from Kevin, and once again said that Kevin had spent a lot of
money, and reminded him not to buy so many things next time, otherwise he would
not be allowed to enter the door.
The two entered the house together.
Donald leaned next to Kevin and whispered: “Kevin, I think your aunt and her friends
are getting together to say bad things about us husbands, so they don’t need to bring
their husbands. In the past, these women most wanted their husbands to be around.
If we are so busy at work that we don’t go home for a few days, we will suspect that
we are raising our little ones and four little ones outside. We wish we could turn into
pendants and hang them on us husbands. Today is abnormal, and it must be to speak
ill of us.”
Kevin said with a smile: “Uncle Queen, you’re so kind to Auntie. You have never done
anything wrong to Auntie. Auntie will not speak ill of you. She must be praising you in
front of others.”
Thinking about being a husband and wife for decades, and having a pair of sensible
and capable children, Donald smiled: “That’s what I thought too much.”
His wife won’t speak ill of him.
When the two entered the room, Mr. Queen asked Kevin, “Do you want some water?”
“No, I’m not thirsty. Uncle Queen, you’re going fishing. Let’s go early and see if we can