Chapter 10

• She grinned from ear to ear. "I missed you way more than you can ever imagine. I always remember the beautiful times we've spent together since we were children. I vividly remember when we first met Ten years ago when I was 15 and you were 16. Then we'll go on dates like this, but without a secretary." She glared at me. Like I wished to be here, "I always knew you were going to become a very successful businessman, judging from how hardworking and determined you already were at the age of 17. You were always so protective of your mother and me." Jeez, Hames was right. She was such a blabbermouth. No one asked her all of these, did anyone? "You wouldn't believe Dad was almost making me leave you and everyone else here by trying to make me stay in England permanently, how silly of him? I couldn't bear to stay so far away from you and everyone else living here."
• He raised his head to her, glancing between both of us like he was totally lost and hadn't listened to a word she said.
• "Oh, you were saying something?"