Chapter 667: Chapter 667



Although Wendy was quick to turn her frown away, Amanda still noticed. She was so glad she had met Wendy earlier, but the smile slowly faded. She asked, “Excuse me, Auntie, aren’t you happy?”

If not, why was she frowning?

Wendy was quick to smile, “Yes, I am. I like you very much. What’s your name?”

“I’m Amanda.” She blinked.

“I see.” Wendy turned to look at Boyce, “Why did you take her with you?”

“I’m sending her back home, so I came to pick you up on the way,” Boyce said.

Wendy was silent.

She wondered if she, Boyce’s girlfriend, couldn’t compare to her friend’s daughter.

“Boyce.”

“Yes?” Boyce shot her a look and kept driving. He asked, “What’s wrong?”

Wendy suppressed the unhappiness in her heart, “Nothing. I never thought your friend was so rich.”

This car was quite expensive.

She had never thought Boyce would have such a rich friend.

Boyce smiled because what Wendy was saying was the truth: Matthew was quite rich.

“Uncle Boyce, are you busy today?” Amanda poked her head in, “If not, can you take me out for some fun?”

Wendy looked back at her, “Uncle Boyce is going to work today, how could I take you out for fun?”

Amanda leaned back in the seat and said, “I was asking Uncle Boyce, not you. Why did you answer for him? How rude.”

Wendy looked annoyed immediately. Boyce noticed her expression and his eyes darkened. He said in a gravelly voice, “She’s just a child.”

Wendy adjusted her expression and said, “I know. I didn’t say anything, did I? Why are you being so protective of her? If you want to be protective, you should stand up for me.”

Amanda looked at Wendy from behind, curving her lips. She didn’t like Wendy for some reason because she thought Wendy was too much of a hypocrite.

It was obvious that Wendy was angry, but she denied it.

Amanda scoffed inwardly.

“What restaurant aren’t you planning on going to tonight? I know a very nice one.

Their food is delicious,” Wendy said.

“Okay, then it’s up to you.”

Boyce was pretty easy going in such matters.

Wendy leaned over to him and pressed her head on his shoulder, “You’re very kind, Boyce.”

She realized that he was indeed a nice man. He had accepted her last night, and today he was going to introduce her to his friends, which was an official announcement, which made her feel quite safe.

When many young men were dating today, girls always challenged their boyfriends, asking them if they dared to show their group photos on WeChat Moments, which was a sign of feeling insecure.

Boyce hadn’t gotten used to her approach, feeling quite uncomfortable. However, he didn’t push her away. He didn’t think he was a nice man, but as long as he told her yes, he had to make it official.

Amanda glared at Wendy with contempt. She really disliked Wendy because she didn’t care about her public image and acted so intimate with Boyce even though she was here too.

For some reason, Amanda was disgusted with Wendy. Whatever Wendy did, she really disliked her.

Wendy asked, “Boyce, where’s your phone?”

“In my pocket,” Boyce replied.

Wendy reached out to fumble for it. It was in his pants pocket. Once she laid a finger on it. Boyce was quick to pull his hand away from her, “I’ll get it for you.”

Wendy’s hand stiffened for a moment. With a smile, she said, “I want to keep my phone number in your phone. Don’t be so sensitive.”

Boyce didn’t respond. He pulled out his phone and handed it to her.

Wendy took it and asked, “What’s your password?”

“No password.” He hadn’t set the password on his phone.

Wendy swiped her finger to unlock the screen. She smiled and asked, “What do I name the caller ID, honey?”

Boyce replied casually, “It’s up to you. Anything will do.”

Wendy glanced at him, sensing that his mood was not good, “Are you unhappy?”

“No,” Boyce replied.

Wendy didn’t care, “Caller ID is my name. Do you know the JN restaurant?

I’ll reserve a table.”

Boyce emitted an “hmm.” Soon they arrived at Wendy’s company.

After parking the car, she pushed the door and got out, “Be careful driving. Call the men when you’re free.” Boyce said yes.

As Boyce pulled away, Amanda asked, “Uncle Boyce, is this lady your girlfriend?”

Boyce replied, “Yes, she is.”

“She doesn’t deserve you,” Amanda said.

In her opinion, Boyce was quite charming but the woman was not. Moreover, she was repulsive.

Boyce was amused, “What do you mean by that? Besides, I’m not an exceptional man.”

“No, you are. Uncle Boyce, you’re the best,” Amanda replied.

“Really?”

“Of course. Haven’t you noticed that the atmosphere turned bad when she was here? Without her, we’re very happy, aren’t we, Uncle Boyce?” said Amanda.

Boyce reminisced a bit and had to admit it: when Wendy was in the car, neither of them felt comfortable.

“It’s probably because I haven’t gotten to know her that well. It’ll be better when we get to know each other better,” Boyce said.

Amanda shook her head, “Uncle Boyce, you called Uncle Armand an idiot. But, you sure are an idiot.”

Boyce laughed angrily, “Amanda, you are very biting. I’m afraid you won’t have a boyfriend in the future.”

“I don’t want a boyfriend. I’ll be with my parents forever.” Amanda lifted her head proudly.

As they arrived at the villa, Boyce pulled her out of the car. As soon as they entered the villa, Cotton pounced on them while wagging his tail.

Amanda struggled, “Put me down.” Boyce put her down.

Amanda held Cotton and rubbed his head. Jayden was drinking tea. Seeing Boyce put his granddaughter back, Jayden asked, “Why were you asked to put her back?”

“Matthew is busy taking care of something. I’m leaving now, Uncle Jayden,” Boyce said.

Jayden emitted a “hmm.” He rubbed Amanda’s head and asked worriedly, “Is it hot outside?”

Amanda shook her head. She looked up at him and said, “Grandpa, I’ve seen Uncle Boyce’s girlfriend.”

“Oh? Boyce has a girlfriend?” Jayden felt quite surprised but happy for Boyce.

“Yes. But I don’t like that lady. She’s too phony. Uncle Boyce isn’t too keen on her either.”

Jayden laughed, lifting his granddaughter up, “You’re still a child. How do you know what enthusiasm is?”

“How could I not know? I’m not stupid.”

Jayden was amused, “Sure. Amanda’s so smart, did you go out to your dad or your mom?”

Amanda craned her neck and replied, “I went out to my grandfather.”

Jayden laughed gleefully. Kevin, who was playing chess with Andrew, said, “Look at you.”

Jayden didn’t get angry, “I’m very happy. Mind your own business.”

Since there were two children in the village, the two older ones did not feel lonely at all. Sometimes they teased each other and sometimes they argued.

The whole village was filled with the harmony of the family.

WY group.

Leaving the airport. Matthew took Dolores directly to the company.

“You came to work, but why did you drag me here?” Dolores felt helpless. She asked Boyce to send her daughter back home, so she figured he must be busy with something. To her surprise, he asked her to accompany him to work.

“Why, aren’t you up for it?” Matthew opened a folder.

Dolores closed it for him and took it to read it, “Of course not. You’re not paying me.”

Matthew wrapped his arms around her waist and let her sit on his lap, “Even I belong to you. Why aren’t you still satisfied?”

Dolores flipped through the document in the folder, but didn’t understand anything. She closed it and threw it on the desk. She said jokingly, “Between money and you, I prefer the former more.”

“Really?”

Matthew pinched her thigh under the fabric of her dress.

Dolores let out a hiss of pain, glaring at him, “I just told you the truth. Why, don’t you like it?”

“Of course not, does the money make you comfortable?” Matthew approached her with a smile, “How about I prove to you that I’m more useful than money.”

Dolores pushed his face, “We’re in your company. Behave yourself.”

“Tell me. do you prefer the money or me?” Matthew didn’t stop.

“I prefer you.” Dolores held his face and kissed him, “Tell me. Why did you take me into your company?”

Matthew put on a serious countenance, “Most of my company’s employees did not attend our wedding. I brought you here to meet them.”

They couldn’t invite that many people to the wedding, so only the top executives had attended. He wanted to introduce Dolores to the entire company.

Dolores widened her crystal eyes, curving her lips into a smile. Lifting her chin, she said coquettishly, “I see. You brought me here only because you wanted to officially introduce me. It’s not because you’re reluctant to leave me or because you miss me. Humph!”

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