Super CEO Daddy

Gwendolyn puzzled over who these two men were.

Right then, a familiar tall figure opened the passenger door and slid into the front seat. He scowled at the two men in the back.

Those two weren't fooling anyone with their horrible acting. Besides, Patrick knew that their driver was waiting for them in a luxury car. There was no reason for them to squeeze into this run-down vehicle.

Kevin chuckled. “Pat, be a pal and drop us off, will you? Otherwise, we can just crash at your place. After all, Luke's finally back for once.”

“Are they friends of yours?” Gwendolyn asked.

Before Patrick could get a word in, Kevin introduced, “Gwen, I'm Kevin Chavez. You can call me Kev. This is Lucas Gomez. We're both Pat's pals.”

Gwendolyn turned around and smiled at them. “Nice to meet you two.”

This Kevin's personality is genuinely great! It's evident that he's someone who's easy to get along with. That Mr. Gomez looks friendly and easy-going as well, unlike this Mr. Lowen. He's so difficult to talk to. Just look at his foul expression! He's making it look as if I owe him money!

At the thought of that, she giggled. To be fair, she really did owe him money.

Still, would it kill him to be friendly? If it weren't for the triple pay, I wouldn't even be here. He could drink himself to death, for all I care.

Patrick growled, “Get going!”

then drove out of the parking lot

followed close behind. Looking into the rearview mirror, she

single file, looking

wasn't great at driving at night. She had planned to rush through the first traffic light. However, the light turned yellow, and

screeched to

slammed into the back of the front seats. Fortunately, Patrick had his seatbelt

stopped. After all, she would've been fined if she were

she knew how petty he was. He would've certainly insisted she paid her own

or I would've been short

his aching head, feeling

was fine. When he was in the army, he had driven through all

“You've got some skills,

admiration was genuine. Not many people could've pulled off her little stunt.

stuck out her tongue. In fact, she didn't like braking abruptly

several times when she had to do so while driving her three children, and her heart would leap as they jumped in the backseat. Juliette would then scold her and tell her to