Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Maya nodded, letting Sheila give her a hearty smack on her cheek.

Nicole walked over with a gentle smile. “Thank you for your help when Maya got lost back then, Ms. Sheila. I really owe you one.”

Sheila’s eyes glowed as she carefully observed Nicole.

She looks just like Maya. Those eyes. That smile. That spirit of hers. She may only be wearing light makeup, but there’s something extraordinary about her.

“There’s no need to thank me. Maya is my little guardian angel. I should be thanking the heavens for letting me meet her!”

“You’re hilarious, Ms. Sheila. Maya’s the one who’s lucky to have met you.”

The women heard footsteps approaching as they spoke.

Nicole turned and saw it was Evan.

She immediately raised her guard.

Was he going to give her a hard time now that she was in his territory?

Evan continued to walk steadily until he arrived in front of Nicole. He gazed at the woman from head to toe with a pair of narrowed eyes.

“I thought a certain someone wasn’t going to set foot into Rose Garden for the rest of her life.”

for a moment. He

Jerk.

the horrid expression on her mother’s face, Nina spoke up. “My mommy would never have come here if I haven’t insisted on being here. You’re the one who invited

then rolled her eyes at

didn’t expect the little

better; Nina was sharp-tongued as

a

girl’s

Sheila to be this insightful. She had hit

an outsider like her knows what’s up;

one who’s blind

me,

him a stern glare. “Rose Garden is my territory. I’ll say whatever I

I’ll just sit back and watch

cold snort as she saw Evan’s

belongs to Juan. I moved out to maintain peace and so that the filth wouldn’t sully my children’s eyes, but that doesn’t mean I don’t have the right to show up here. This is my son’s territory, so it’s only right for me to be

in to anyone who tries to

was taken

think that the cold, untouchable Evan Seet a.k.a. Lucifer, would ever be spoken to this way. This woman

Tibetan Mastiff’s. Knowing how much more ruthless she could be with her words, the man no longer tried to bicker