Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire

Chapter 711

In Mrs. Lauren's office, Harold hung up the phone.

To be honest, at the beginning, Roland and Madam Warren were really scared. After all, the man's words were short and cold, carrying the disdain that came with constantly being in a position of power.

But soon, the two of them felt that he must be putting on an act. After all, if he really had power and influence, why did Kyle have to wear such shabby clothes?

Roland was still young so he was very one-sided when it came to matters. He said with a cold laugh, "What's wrong? You're still pretending to call my dad? Who doesn't know how to act?"

Harold didn't say anything. No matter how much he talked to someone like Roland, it would just be a waste of his breath. There was no need at all.

If it weren't for the fact that they were in school, someone who dared to jump around in front of him like that would have been dragged away by Luke long ago.

was still somewhat doubtful. She asked Roland in a low voice, "Roland, your father didn't take me out very often... Think about it, did you and your father go to those banquets or something?

really believe his trick? It looks like he's

"Why don't I call

lunch break. You should know what he's doing now, right? If you call him at this time and get scolded, I won't

over the position of the official wife. She relied on her son for everything, but she didn't dare to interfere with what Miles did outside. After all, she

Warren's hand, which was touching her phone, stopped and she said, "That's right... if I call your father for this kind of thing, he will definitely

his teeth and said, "Didn't he just say that it would take half an hour? I'll wait half an hour then. I

look and said, "If my dad doesn't come, send Kyle, Larissa, and this pretentious criminal to the police station together.

vulgar way and said, "I'll keep

much. Perhaps people like them who relied on beauty to make a living didn't like people who looked better than themselves. But if her son wanted Crystal, she couldn't say