Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Morton was a guy Stephanie had never met before, only heard about from her mom.

But she didn't have a good impression of him at all.

As she talked, Stephanie's fingers were trembling with anger.

Sebastian frowned and grabbed her wrist, saying, "Don't be mad... things are getting better now, aren't they?"

Stephanie silently looked at the big hand holding her own and couldn't help but pout, "Silver Fox... you've seen me make a fool of myself today, but I can't help it..." All the resentment she had been holding back for so long had been released today because of what happened.

"I don't find it funny... Just don't be mad anymore, Mrs. Bishop would be worried." Sebastian said.

Martin had just followed Sebastian's orders, threatening Coen to come to the hospital, and when he returned to the ward door, he heard Sebastian say this.

He immediately added in his mind, 'Actually, it's you who's worried, isn't it?'

The president had become crazy about protecting his wife!

Katherine felt that all of this had nothing to do with her. But seeing Sebastian so tenderly protecting Stephanie, she was so jealous that she nearly went mad.

With a bitter smile on her lips, she said, "Stephanie, I don't know or understand what you're talking about. I'll go and get my father."

president's office of the Klein

in with a serious face

office, Morton was gently teaching his

humbly sought advice, looking up to her

Klein, the eldest son of the Klein family, was watching his father

found peace at the company when they were

older sister's views, and a few words could start a fight. So, three

of the three people in the office changed simultaneously. "Mom... Why

you doing here at

the attitude of her husband and children, Mrs.

she yelled, "This is the Klein family's company, and as the hostess, am I not

your mind?" Morton yelled

you

This is

there are

around. Brother,

close the

going to let the mistress you found outside bully me? Since you dare to

how could she have been humiliated like

forced to kneel