With a deep frown on his face, Melon angrily swatted Simms’ hand away and reluctantly agreed to do what Simms asked of him.
“I will buy you coffee, but you better not trouble my mom.”
Chuckling, Simms leaned back in the chair and said with a leisurely tone, “Well, it will all depend on how you behave.”
Hearing that, Melon tightly clenched his tiny fists. Although he was angry, there was nothing he could do. After all, this bad man threatened to harm his mother if he refused to do as the man said.
Melon didn’t want his Mommy to face any troubles because of him.
Adults could sometimes be irreparably evil.
thought in mind, Melon quickly grabbed the money and
the little boy run off until he
and murmured to himself, “How unamusing.
was unaware of what was on the agent, completely happening other side. She had no idea that
the cameras, Simms transformed into a true gentleman. ALL traces of arrogance and disdain disappeared from his face,
Simms’ gentlemanly demeanor at all. After all, she knew that a celebrity’s public image was often just window
just a child, the barista added an extra layer of heat protection for
elevator. Looking at the floor numbers on the elevator,
two floors but they were both wrong. At this time, the little boy started to panic. Standing on tiptoe, he pressed each floor button one by one, and each time the elevator reached a
right floor. He feared that he had gotten lost, and his heart was pounding
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