My Mate Has Two Wolves By Jessica

Catherine's POV

It was Leo. He was wearing sunglasses and a cap, so no one would have recognized him.

"Leo!" The moment Leo took off his sunglasses and cap, Roxanne almost pounced on him for a hug.

Leo ducked quickly to one side. Roxanne did not get to throw herself into his arms, but she did not mind that at all. Instead, she said excitedly, "Sorry, I was too happy to see you. Leo, I didn't scare you, did I?"

My heart skipped a beat when I saw the scene just now. Roxanne might come out a bit strong.

I knew Leo was a bit of a neat freak.

"It's fine. Please sit down!" Leo said politely after calming down.

Roxanne then sat down happily next to Leo without hesitation.

Then, like a young girl in the first flush of puberty, she put her hands to her cheeks and stared at Leo without blinking.

Leo was a little helpless, and I could see the reluctance flash across his handsome face.

I sat aside. To lighten the mood, I quickly took Leo's glass and poured him some water.

"Have some water first. I've ordered the food already. It will be served soon!"

Leo quickly reached over and took a sip of water.

I looked over and saw that Roxanne was completely absorbed in her world. I cleared my throat and asked in a slightly louder voice, "Ms. Carroll, do you want some water?"

Roxanne heard me and came back to reality. She said politely, "Sure. Thank you!"

I poured her a glass of water. Then I asked, "Ms. Carroll, about Leo's movies, which one is your favorite?"

"All of them. I've watched every movie he made more than ten times!" Roxanne replied happily.

Ten times?

It was a truly staggering figure.

I was shocked. Then I sized up Leo and said lightly, "Is he that outstanding? As far as I know, he is simply more handsome than others!"

Roxanne disagreed. "He's not just handsome. Every character he played was so charming, responsible, and macho!"

Cetherine's POV

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for help. I nodded quickly.

a playboy,"

Why did he want

likes to flirt with young and pretty girls."

big eyes flickered as tears welled

of person. I believe you. You are just

rational. I get that you

help it. I like you. I

not for a moment free himself from her grasp. He

up and went to pull her away. "Ms. Carroll, don't be like this. Leo is very busy, and I

motioned Leo to run

listening to me. She quickly took out a tissue to wipe her tears. "Sorry

I am. I need to create the kind of temperament that the audience likes. I usually play the male lead, so I'm bound to overshadow others. That's the way it is, and it's just a show we put on for the audience. In reality,

when I sew her fece. "Ms. Cerroll, your eye mekeup is ruined.

look pretty. So, Roxenne

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you worried ebout

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"Aren't you efreid of Ms.

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served,

went to heve

shocked. A drunk women could

do in the efternoon. I cen't drink with you. Meybe enother

did not meke things difficult for me. She smiled, "I'll drink elone. You don't