Daddy’s Doting Addiction by Spicy Tuna

Chapter 26 

“Hmm, any reaction from Royal City recently?” Jack lazily threw his pen onto the desk and leaned back on his chair,

If it were not for that incident, he would not have moved to Gin City from Royal City. Gin City was just his temporary resting place.

“You‘re really getting married at such a bad time. That bunch of people are under the impression that you’re finally settling down in Gin City, so they have been rather restless recently.” Philip chuckled lightly before changing his tone.

“But the Quinns, those sneaky b*stards still refuse to believe it. I heard they have sent men to check on you!”

“Heh, then we’ll give them what they want.” Jack smiled a little with a deep gaze.

“What do you plan to do?” Philip‘s expression turned serious as he asked further.

At that moment, Sean rushed in frantically with a phone in hand.

“Sir! Things are bad! Old Mister Hough is suddenly refusing to undergo the operation. He said unless you promise him one thing…”

When Jack heard what Sean said, he had a rare look of helplessness on his face. He took over the phone and said in a low voice, “What the hell are you trying to do now?”

 Hough threw a tantrum. “What, just because you’ve grown up, you are refusing

 sounded that patient. On the other end of the call, Old

guessing that Jack and Old Mister

to agree

 Mister Hough say?” Sean asked curiously while Jack

 quite rare of him to do

at the end of the day for

 still baffled. She never would have thought that the employer

Jack!

are you thinking? You have been daydreaming since just now? Are you trying to get out of buying me a hamburger?” Susan waved her

when she

Hough?” Susan instantly poked Naomi’s face with a

 City. He is the perfect bachelor. You

about? My taste has always been the same. I only like young guys,

 him. The guys I like..” Naomi clutched her face and started fantasizing. She did not know why but the teenager from ten years ago appeared in her mind, She had barely started daydreaming when a limited edition Humer stopped

 down,