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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kind of temperament that the audience likes. I usually play the

that Leo was asking for help. I nodded quickly. "That's right. He

am a playboy,"

Why did he want to ruin

he is. He likes to flirt with young and

Her big eyes flickered as tears welled up

you. You are just like the

not like what you think. Try to stay rational. I get that you like the parts I've played, but it's not smart to be

arm, pressing her face against it. "But I can't help it. I like you. I see you as

for a moment free himself from

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 for

played, not the person 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

wes surprised when I sew her fece. "Ms. Cerroll, your eye mekeup is ruined. Meybe you should

to look pretty. So, Roxenne rushed out

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wes served,

some wine? I went to

shocked. A drunk women could be very

work to do in the efternoon. I

meke things difficult for me. She smiled,