Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 2058 An Apple Never Falls Far From The Tree

During the journey, Mabel chatted with Maya enthusiastically. She sang the praises of her parents, describing how outstanding Evan was and commenting that no other company would be able to surpass Seet Group under his leadership.

She also complimented Nicole for her benevolence and that under her management, Bernian Hospital had saved the lives of countless people living in poverty by providing them with medical care.

The woman concluded by telling Maya that she was extremely lucky to have such good parents. “My parents are indeed very outstanding. It’s fortune smiling on me, giving me parents like them.”

“You’re also very outstanding yourself. Haven’t you heard of the saying—An apple never falls far from the tree? I think that is totally applicable to you. It seems like you’ve inherited your parents’ good genes. I’m sure you’ll be an outstanding person yourself in the future too.”

Just then, Wilbur, who had kept his eyes closed the entire time, suddenly spoke when he heard the woman’s words. “Who said an apple never falls far from the tree? Nicholas is not like Dad at all. He has completely taken after you. The both of you are equally wicked.”

Mabel’s expression darkened at once and replied, “Wil, what did you say? How can you say that!”

Simpson kids all take after our mothers. I’m very much like my mom too, my

your mother. Don’t you remember? Are you having a relapse?” The woman wanted to mess with

mother! I

a sharp glare before shutting his eyes and keeping

man’s cold gaze and

he spoke earlier on was just like how a perfectly normal

Could it be…

felt slightly flustered at that

and wondered why Wilbur would suddenly bring up his

on the man’s question and

It’s a pity that she died from an illness shortly after giving birth to Wilbur. Sometimes, fate can be very cruel indeed. As I felt bad for Wilbur for losing his mother at such a

a sentimental speech about her love for her son, Maya interrupted the woman impatiently, “You mentioned that Wilbur’s mom died of an illness.

Wilbur pricked up his ears, waiting in anticipation for Mabel’s

sighed and replied, “The cause of her death