Wedding My Ex’s Uncle

Chapter 324 Epilogue: Kayla and Calvin XIII

Bruno, now accustomed to being ordered around, resignedly gathered the information for Calvin.

“Here’s the file. Brenda does love freeloading, but don’t worry –she doesn’t actually bully Kayla. Kayla’s practically the family favorite. She wouldn’t tolerate unfair treatment.”

Even so, Calvin couldn’t help holding a grudge against Brenda -her tone with Kayla in the shop had been downright rude.

A few days later, John found himself itching to return to Calvin’s wine club, partly for the unfinished chess game.

Calvin spent most of his days at the club, so he wasn’t surprised when John showed up again.

“Sir Lewis, back to grace us with your presence?”

John signed up for a membership, and Calvin didn’t refuse. If he hadn’t charged him, John wouldn’t have come back.

“Let’s pick up where we left off. You didn’t destroy the board, did you?”

Calvin smiled, “I had it cleaned and stored. But I remember our game–let me reset it for you.”

John had been slightly disappointed at first, but Calvin’s response impressed him.

As they played, John asked, “Calvin, planning to stay here long–term? Not going back to the States?”

Calvin didn’t hide his intentions. “I’ll be here for the next couple of years–at least until I win my girlfriend back.”

John was momentarily speechless.

ex–girlfriend happens to be my

it’s better to move forward. The past isn’t

think Kayla and

were true, you

down before!”

I saw Kayla’s aunt giving her a hard time at the shop the other day–trying to take clothes without paying.

perked up.

few days

John lost interest in

When a staff member asked if the board should be put away, he waved

Resetting’s a

door when he spotted Brenda, decked

“John, you

the only one allowed to enjoy

wasteful habits have rubbed off on your sons. Remember that scandal with

playboys, the polar opposite of

Mark possessed, they lacked.

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bristled. “They don’t have serious roles in the company. What

complaining about

isn’t even in the

gives you more than enough allowance. Why were you trying to skip payment at

anger. “Don’t

didn’t tell me! But mark my words–stay away from her shop. If I hear about this

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