Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper)

Abby stared at Evan steadily, trying to find guilt in his face.

Evan was there, very calm and without any guilt.

After looking at him for a moment, Abby said, "Really? No wonder you didn't answer my phone calls and didn't reply to my messages. It's just that you didn't bring your mobile phone with you. It's been more than ten days, and the battery of your mobile phone has... It can also still be opened. I wonder what brand your mobile phone is, but the battery is so durable." Evan's expression remained unchanged as he replied, "Before I left, I connected the charger to the phone, so the phone always maintained sufficient power." Abby knew that Evan was quibbling, but she didn't ask any further.

He was deliberately quibbling, and no matter how many questions she asked, he would always have something to say.

Evan smiled and asked, "Miss Du, my sister-in-law asked me to wait for the distinguished guest here. Could it be you?" When do you meet my sister-in-law?" Abby asked him, "Can't it be me? That's a private matter between Miss Hunt and me. "What has it to do with you?"

Evan said, "I haven't seen you for a while, and you have become sharp-tongued."

Abby exclaimed with two chuckles, "I haven't seen you in quite some time; you remain so shameless."

Evan touched his face and asked, "Is there any?"

Immediately, Evan turned away and made a greeting to Abby. With a smile on his face, he said, "Miss Du, please, my elder brother and sister-in-law are waiting for you inside." Abby looked at him deeply and then walked past him.

Evan followed her, and when he was almost at the door, he took two steps forward, helped Abby open the door, and then led Abby inside.

Evan said, "Brother, sister-in-law, Miss Du is here."

Zachary sat still on the sofa.

Serenity led Sonny out of the bathroom.

In just a short time, Evan had already received someone.

Serenity's eyes instinctively fell on the two people, and the expressions on their faces couldn't be more natural.

She knew they were all people who could act.

She smiled and stepped forward. "Miss Du, you are here."

Liberty also taught Sonny how to call people. Sonny politely called Sister Du.

She taught Sonny the distinction between those who were married and those who were not: sisters and aunts.

Abby didn't know Sonny's identity. She bent down slightly, touched Sonny's head, and praised, "My little boy is so good." "Sister Du, you're so beautiful."

Abby raised her head, smiled, and pinched his tiny face before remarking to Serenity, "This child has such a sweet mouth."

"He feels like he's been drinking honey all day long. "His mouth is so sweet that everyone loves him." Serenity looked a little helpless, but her expression was full of doting. She was the one who doted on Sonny the most.

"Miss Du, Sonny is my nephew and my sister's son." Serenity clarified the situation but neglected to mention that Miss Du was new to Wiltspoon and was unaware of Sonny's identity. Abby suddenly realized, smiled, and said, "Miss Hunt, I thought he was your son."

Serenity touched her stomach and said, "Mine is still in my belly."

At this point, Zachary stood up and walked over.