The Double Life of a Secretary (Megan and Leo)

Chapter 192 You Don’t Deserve to Be a Husband

It was dark in the room. When Leo turned on the light, Old Mr. Mayor found that his grandson was holding a

small and delicate root sculpture, which was in the shape of a peach.

Megan didn’t know how to carve at all. She had specially learned it for his birthday. She couldn’t learn complicated patterns in a short time, so she carved a simple peach.

The chubby peach was cute. He could hold it in his hand and play with it. Old Mr. Mayor had always liked it.

In a moment of desperation just now, he casually took something and threw it away. Now he regretted it a

little when he saw it.

He spread out his hands at his unfilial grandson. “Give it to me!”

Leo held the peach in his hand and looked at it back and forth. “Don’t worry, it’s not broken,”

Old Mr. Mayor glared at him angrily. “Why are you back so late?”

“I didn’t leave until Megan fell asleep.”

Hearing this, Old Mr. Mayor’s expression eased a little. “At least you still have a conscience.”

Leo sat down by the bed. The peach in his hand was only about the size of a blossom, and it looked even

and cute in his big hand.

be said to be excellent, but this thing was really cute. He loved it

let

even learned how to carve by herself, which was something he

time she met Mr. Lau in the mountain, she could actually draw. Although

able to do something surprising. novelxo.com fast

after turning it over, it would

was no wonder that Grandpa liked

that he knew less about Megan than he had

was the one who

strict requirements for her. He thought that

recently, these things had happened one after

of her.

still had a lot of things

example, skills and

three years, he hadn’t noticed her feelings for him.

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she ask for anything

to help him save the stock

smiled slightly. “Woman,

obviously liked him, but she refused to admit it.

was not her fault. After all, she knew that he had always had Tessa in his heart, and now he had Sasha with him. No wonder she

didn’t matter. As long as her heart was still