Xante was the only person in the living room by the time Corinne got back.

She sat next to her and asked, “Where’s Aaron?”

Xante pointed with her chin to outside, where it was viewable through the floor-to-ceiling window.

Corinne looked to where she pointed and saw Aaron and Annie playing with Joey on the lawn.

“I thought Aaron doesn’t like kids,” said Corinne with narrowed eyes.

Xante pushed up her gold-rimmed glasses. “He doesn’t. He’s just putting up an act.”

“Why would he do that?”

help Annie swipe off some leaves that

instinctively stepped back, though she did thank him. After that,

still chasing after Annie?” Corinne asked with

help but chase after her. He’s in way too

“What do you mean?”

up, so we know just how much of a player he is. He’s never been before. Similarly, no

touch him with a three-meter pole. No decent girl except for Annie. She’s kind, honest, and naive. I think he started falling for her after she kept bringing home-cooked meals for him every day. After all, no girl

Annie to be his girlfriend? Does he

“You know

After what happened, she started to hold more negative views toward relationship matters. “Annie was deeply hurt by her dirtbag ex-fiance, and

thoughtfully. “The kind of breakups that hurt the most is when you’re left at the altar without any explanation. In fact, it would

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