Super CEO Daddy

Chapter 569 Help Me Zip My Pants

Gwendolyn didn't respond. It seems that everyone loves to judge a book by its cover. Then again, I am poor, so the car I drive is of low quality. I didn't think much about it in the past. As long as it can help me send my children to the hospital during the night and pick them up on a rainy day, it's good enough for me. It doesn't matter to me whether it looks nice or not. However, the reality is cruel. I'll be denied entrance if my car doesn't look nice enough. Even Zayden's housekeepers look at me with disdain! This world really runs on money.

When she arrived at the mansion, she opened the trunk, retrieved her luggage, and pulled it into the building.

Suzanne hastily grabbed the luggage from Gwendolyn. “Let me do it, Ms. Ashton.” While dragging the luggage, she asked, “Are you planning to move in here starting today, Ms. Ashton?” If she is, Mr. Surrington will have to pretend to be blind again, which is inconvenient for him.

“Yes. I'll be easing your burden since we'll be caring for him together from now on,” Gwendolyn answered.

When the women reached the second floor, Gwendolyn pointed at the room next to Zayden's. “Please carry my luggage into that room, Suzanne. I'll be staying there from now on.”

Suzanne lived in the housekeeper's room on the first floor. Zayden was the only person staying on the second floor, which was why she felt a little uncomfortable that Gwendolyn would be living next to him. What can I say, though? She's about to become the lady of the house.

She carried the luggage to the guest room with a single finger.

widened her eyes slightly with awe.

arrived at Zayden's room, she saw him sitting on the couch, his elbows pressing on his knee. He was listening to

starting today.

her hands were gripping the hem

curved upward slightly when he caught

“Really?” He sounded excited.

Gwendolyn nodded. “Really.”

and walked into the walk-in closet because Zayden was

dark blue jeans for him. “I'll help you

and was

visiting him with Zayden would

expression shifted slightly when he heard that. I knew it. It's because of her grandfather that she moved here. It doesn't matter, though. I'm the winner and Patrick's the