Spoiled by the Silver Fox

"Never mind." His tone was somewhat hurried and somewhat reluctant.

Stephanie's mind was all on the shoes: "Silver Fox, I really love these!"

Was this her way of flirting towards him?

Sebastian raised an eyebrow and snorted lightly, "So what? What are you trying to say?"

"Can I try them on?"

Sebastian refused without much hesitation: "No!"

"Ugh, you're so stingy!"

Sebastian was not affected at all: "Yup, that's how stingy I am."

Stephanie glanced at him sideways: "No wonder you're 28 and still haven't found a wife. The president of Skyline Corporation is really stingy!"

"Provocations won't work on me."

"Who's provoking you..." As she spoke, Stephanie had already quietly put on the shoes.

After fastening the straps, Stephanie stood up and walked to Sebastian's desk: "Look, aren't they pretty?"

With that, she happily twirled around in front of Sebastian, wearing the crystal-heeled sandals.

Sebastian silently looked at the shoes on her feet...

girl's feet

toes that peeked out of the sandals looked so cute and soft, as if

good skin, and her feet

her smooth little feet, looked as

shoes more and more, thinking they were practically made for

did they fit in size, but they also looked really nice. It was the first time she wore such beautiful sandals in her

want to take

forced himself to look away from those pretty little feet

the

no one suits these shoes better than me..." Stephanie suddenly leaned closer, smiling sweetly: "Silver Fox, how about, since

to tug at his arm: "Silver Fox... please,

flirting! Stephanie, where's your

thought that Sebastian would be moved by her crappy try

he had been quite repulsed by

refuse, Stephanie was secretly pleased and continued: "Please, Silver Fox... when I start

A return gift?

old that he needed her to show respect like

thought, he couldn't help

snapped back to her senses and wished she

quite young, handsome, and the president of Skyline Corporation. Rich, good-looking, well-respected, and with a decent figure. In this world, a perfect

"Are you serious?"

nodded solemnly:

too natural at lying, that