His Domineering Lover

Chapter 238: Chapter 238: Lewis’ IQ Doesn’t Follow His Mom Chapter 238: Chapter 238: Lewis’ IQ Doesn’t Follow His Mom William Griffith pretended not to hear and thought that he should take Cherish Turner back to Haicheng as soon as possible, away from this persistent yet charming annoying kid!

“Uncle Tanigawa, I actually think Brother Fujita suits you more than my Auntie Cherish,” said Lewis.

Upon hearing this, both Fujita, who had been eating silently, and Tanigawa Kenichi, who was still in a bad mood, choked unexpectedly! This kid always made such shocking remarks – it was scary, wasn’t it?

Tanigawa Kenichi glanced at Fujita, who was eating non-stop in front of him, and frowned impatiently, “Green, don’t always follow me around unless it’s necessary, just stay at home.” He didn’t want others to mistake him for a gay man. Despite the prevalence of erotic comics, his sexual orientation was pretty normal.

“Oh, I got it, young master,” Fujita nodded and continued eating.

Tanigawa Kenichi gave him a disgusted look and said slowly, “I don’t know how you, as a boy, managed to grow up like this. You eat so much, but you don’t grow tall. You’re as skinny as a monkey and can’t even put on a few pounds…”

the sushi roll in

are supposed to be growing taller – what’s wrong with eating more?” Cherish Turner felt that Tanigawa Kenichi was like this: he would say nasty things to both those

20 years – sometimes he has the intelligence of a 12-year-old. Go ahead and eat more. I’m treating you. Luckily, you saw Lewis and brought him to the Tanigawa family’s house, otherwise, who knows what could have happened to

Cherish Turner picked up her chopsticks and gave

kept saying thank you, wanting to eat but carefully observing Tanigawa’s

Turner there, Tanigawa didn’t

Fujita happily started eating

everything unfold, William Griffith glanced at Tanigawa, then at Fujita, and then at Cherish Turner, who was eagerly serving dishes.

mean?” Cherish

if you don’t understand!” William Griffith had finally figured out intelligence; it was a good