Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Chapter 764

Sebastian glanced over at her, then quickly returned the ball with a swift serve. Dashiell couldn't help but exclaim, "Nice shot!"

Phinies was somewhat speechless. Just how much did Sebastian care about that girl? Under her watchful eye, his game had suddenly improved. Moments ago, he couldn't even keep the ball in play, but as soon as Stephanie started spectating, he began playing like a pro. "Wow! My Silver Fox is so skilled!"

Putnam, freshly changed into his sports gear, overheard this as he entered the court and immediately retorted, "Skilled, my foot! Your Silver Fox probably hasn't even played tennis before!" Stephanie shot back, "You're the one who can't play, Putnam! My Silver Fox is really good, just watch."

It was only then that Putnam looked towards the court and saw Sebastian. He was like a whole new player in just a matter of days! He was actually playing tennis...

Cyrus Damon followed Putnam into the club. Upon entering, he made a beeline for Stephanie and greeted her, "Hey, Steph."

"Ah, Cyrus, you're here too!"

"Yeah, I was just at the office with my brother, so we came together."

"Do you play tennis?"

"Sure do."

just learned! I only knew how to play

his girl was now hitting balls back and forth with Cyrus. They were laughing and looking quite happy.. Suddenly, he lost all interest in the game. He couldn't be bothered to even receive the ball anymore, so he dropped his racket, gave Phinies a nod, and headed to

up tennis... To keep up with your girl, you're becoming quite the jack

a glint in his eye, glanced over at Stephanie and noticed the little prince of the Damon family had taken over Dashielt's spot, now playing with the girl. They seemed so familiar with each other, bantering back

you're no match

points.

he said, "Sure, let Stephanie teach me a

by these spirited youngsters was something those nearing thirty, like

drive to

was

of the same generation as his wife Leona.

and spirited-to the unknowing eye, they

mistaken for a couple.

on the court and his lack of response, Putnam teased, "Oh, feeling a bit jealous, are