The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Chapter 723 The Idol of Middle-Aged Women

As Benjamin stepped onto the platform, the sound of Alondra’s melodious operetta reached his ears. She sang “Adele’s Laughing Song” from “Die Fledermaus.” It suddenly dawned on Benjamin that Emmeline had mentioned her stepmother’s background in the Opera troupe, which explained why Alondra was so talented in performing operetta. It explained how Maxwell was attracted to her singing skills and figure, and they started dating. Benjamin now suspected that she was using her skills to captivate Waylon. Concealed behind some flowers, Benjamin peeked out to watch the performance.

Alondra’s performance did not captivate Waylon, but it appeared to intimidate him. At that moment, Waylon seemed like a helpless person confronted with a demon, unable to flee or evade its. grasp. He blocked Alondra’s hand from touching his face, feeling like his head was about to explode.

“Mr. Waylon,” Alondra leaned over and twisted her body, “just tell me, do I have a beautiful figure and a good singing voice?”

“Your figure is beautiful as well as your singing!” Waylon impatiently raised his arm to block his face and said. “You’ve finished singing and dancing. Please leave now!”

hotel, where the food

I’m not interested in good

with you. I’ve already planned it out. During the meal, I’ll take a video of us eating

lunch to take a video and show off to her wealthy friends? It seemed that he was still the object of admiration for

they see me eating and taking videos with a young man as distinguished

first time in his life that he felt useful! Waylon could raise the value of middle–aged women just by his presence! However, that wasn’t what he wanted. At this moment, all he wanted was for her to leave him alone so he could have

by Benjamin to hide quietly in the bushes with him. Meanwhile, Alondra continued her passionate performance for Waylon, her singing so mesmerizing that Ethan couldn’t help but cover his forehead and exclaim. “Thank goodness she’s not my biological mother, or I’d have to