Pampered by my three brothers: the return of the neglected heiress

Chapter 1249: You donut

"Hihihi." Ginnie giggled as she thought of the plan she had in mind. "Senior Hugo, once the game starts..."

She trailed off, forced to move back as Max suddenly squeezed himself between her and Hugo. Deep lines appeared between her brows while Hugo scrunched up his nose.

"Max?" Hugo's voice was tinged with surprise and dismay. "Hey, man, what the- can't you sit elsewhere?"

"Max, what are you doing here?" Ginnie asked, shifting back a little to give him more space. "This is a practice game, and I don't think you should be here."

"That's right. You own the other team, don't you?" Hugo arched a brow, watching Max cross his arms and rest one leg over the other.

"Well, I am here," Max stated matter-of-factly. He cocked his head back and shot Hugo a deadpan look. "And you're here as well. What's wrong with that?"

"What the heck are you talking about?"

"It's not like my team and yours are playing against each other. Besides, I'm here to meet with a higher-up," Max added, casting Ginnie a glance. "And no, I'm not talking about you."

"I didn't say you were," she blinked innocently. "But even so, I don't think you should be here. There's no executive around, and I doubt they're holding a meeting here."

"Well, this is where I was told to go. You can't kick me out."

Hugo and Ginnie exchanged looks, momentarily speechless. Max obviously woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Ginnie suspected he still hadn't moved on from how Lily bossed him around during their trip.

"Well." Ginnie shrugged. "If you say so, then whatever."

"Are you really a businessman? You're acting like a child who didn't get what he wanted," Hugo hissed, shaking his head. Then, tilting his head, he gazed at Ginnie over Max. "Hey."

Ginnie and Hugo's eyes met again, they smiled at each other mischievously. Max, on the other hand, darted his eyes between them, his face twitching in irritation.

is about to start, and you two are just flirting," Max clicked his tongue irritably. "Hey, Ginnie. Do you realize you're working right now? Save your personal

up her nose, but before she could say anything, a loud whistle blew. Turning her head, she saw the players wrapping up their warm-ups. "Whatever, Max. If I find

from her seat and marched toward

the players and even hand them

herself in this game. Even though she can't play,

Max arched a brow and turned his gaze to Hugo.

here because I'm here. My friends play on this team, so why are you

making Hugo furrow his brows even more. "You

why Max was picking a fight with him. He wasn't even in the mood for banter.

shook his head. "Hugo, I'm warning you-if you have no intention of pursuing someone, don't give them mixed signals. Let them move on with their

another huff, he shifted his gaze. Seeing a few men in suits,

a warning.

to meet with the

his head. "What the hell

recall hurting anyone. "Pursuing

After all, it was Max. They'd had problems since they were kids-some days, they got along but most of the time, they

water.

[Half an hour later...]

is why you're never going to be

that all

only have one job, and even a kindergarten kid could do

No one's blocking you, and you

bench, continued yelling, relentlessly criticizing both teams

the players ignored him. But the longer they did,