Spoiled by the Silver Fox

In the restroom, Stephanie had already made five or six calls, each time getting hung up on.

Despite her efforts to remain calm, she was starting to get worried. Then, suddenly, the call went through.

An impatient male voice came through the phone, "What's up?"

Stephanie sniffed and pitifully said, "Silver Fox..."

Well, only calling him Silver Fox when you need something, huh?

A hint of sarcasm flashed across Sebastian's face, "What do you want? Just say it."

"Silver Fox... I was wrong today. I shouldn't have had such a bad attitude towards you and called you an old pervert. I swear I'll never call you that again, nor will I go against you...'

In front of the conference table, many high-level executives curiously watched as their president actually took a phone call during such an important meeting.

Who could be so important that it made the president break his rule?

Sebastian directly ignored those curious gazes, flicked his fingers on the conference table, and raised his eyebrows, asking, "Are you sure you can do it?"

"Silver Fox, I guarantee it!"

"What's next?"

I want to ask Silver Fox for

trouble again, needed his help, and that was why her attitude was so much better. Not only did she stop calling him old pervert, but she also apologized.

insulting him? Did he look like someone who dealt with people's troubles for a

just wanted to

with my mom, and then she

Are you out of money? Sebastian sneered in his

eln

he heard Stephanie continuing, "That dress, Mrs. Klein liked it too. Her daughter is now asking me and my mom to leave... they said we poor people weren't worthy

the dress for double

spare time? How else would

on a mournful voice, "It's worse

"Ten times?"

time, "Not

But they're the ones I hate the most! I can't give in to them! And since I'm with

ton

"So, what would you do without

angrily,

mom and I

today. If you hadn't suddenly gone to the hospital to see my mom, she wouldn't think that she's too shabby to meet her future son-in-law and worry about being embarrassed next time. We wouldn't be shopping