Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Chapter 723

"Emmett, take care of yourself. I promise I'll always be there for you."

"Ha! I'll hold you to that, kiddo! You better not go back on your word!"

"Don't worry, Emmett. I never had the chance to be spoiled by my grandparents, and my dad was out of the picture early on. It was just Mom and me, and she poured all her love into raising me. But I got a taste of fatherly love from Mr. Johnson, our neighbor. He treated me like I was his own daughter. And the affection you've shown me, Emmett, I've felt it with you. All in all, my life's been pretty good."

Emmert couldn't help but twitch his lips at her words. Sebastian, that rascal, had quite the eccentric taste.

A perfectly good fiancée, and Sebastian doted on her like she was his daughter!

And then there was the whole fatherly affection bit.

That was just beyond anyone.

After chatting all the way with Emmert, it was nearly evening when Stephanie took Emily to the dressing room to get ready.

Just as Stephanie was about to start her makeup, she got a call from Maximus.

"Today's Mr. Finnegan's birthday, and we're throwing a surprise bash for him. We're renting out a place for the evening and have got everything set up. Just swing by and join the fun."

birthday today? Why didn't anyone mention

throw something together last minute. Can you make it, kiddo? Mr. Finnegan's fond

to shoot this evening, and I'm just about to get to work. I won't make it early, but send

I'll text it

up, Emmert

we're all set to start, and here you

replied with a mischievous grin, "Sebastian. I was just taking a call, no

couldn't stay mad

such an endearing young woman, all smiles and

the set, where Sullivan raised an eyebrow, "Mr. Finnegan's

know Mr. Finnegan

"Yeah, we're acquainted."

tonight

"Not interested."

on! It'll be fun, loads of people

reply, "Fine, but next time the press asks don't say I'm a great guy but not your type. If I'm so great, why aren't you interested? Where's

"You actually pay attention

while, when I'm

I was telling

was honesty