Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Chapter 686

Chapter 686

Sebastian looked at the excitement plastered all over his face and, slightly irritated, shot him a look. "Aren't you going to leave now that you've finished eating?"

"President Ingram... I think I'll stay a bit before leaving, if you don't mind?"

Sebastian stayed silent. It was clear he did mind! If Martin wanted to see the show, he could just say it! Instead of making up excuses!

Stephanie walked expressionlessly to an open spot in the garden. A somewhat resigned Sebastian followed suit. Just as he was about to ask how to start, Stephanie coldly asked, "Sebastian, can you beat Arno?" Sebastian responded coolly. "Arno who?"

"Arno is just Arno, who else could it be?"

Martin chimed in from the side, "Arno is the character Sullivan is playing..." He had specifically looked it up, so he quickly snuck in some help.

Sebastian could hardly keep his poker face intact. Once he had managed to regain his composure, he casually said, "I'm better than him."

A glimmer of doubt flashed across Stephanie's eyes. "Really?"

"Wanna try?"

let's give

he was made of. He felt like he was about to explode. If it wasn't for Sullivan saying he couldn't just pull her back to reality, Sebastian would've loved to knock some sense into her. Martin deliberately stepped back a few paces, clearing the space for them. It was

said, "Both you and Arno are quite handsome, let's see who's tougher." With that, she started

Stephanie was no match for Sebastian. In no time, he had her pinned, unable to move. A surprised look flashed across Stephanie's

well, you're really something

we go back to

can't beat you." With that,

moved over to Sebastian, and reminded him, "President Ingram, you might interfere with Ms. Bishop's

"Huh?" Sebastian was confused.

fall in love with Arno. Not only are you more handsome than the Arno character

to fall in

then?"

casually replied, "It's enough if

annoyed. He thought acting was already

was his own doing, having Sullivan teach Stephanie acting. But Sullivan had clearly refused, saying that method