A Sweet Night The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently

After sitting in the car, Audrey discovered that Simon was sitting in the car too. The driver was Dean.

Jean said to Dean, "Dean, just drive."

"OK!"

The car started. Jean looked at Simon with a sullen face.

"Simon, Audrey is here. Why don't you greet her?"

Simon smiled and asked, "What? Dear mother, what should I call her?"

Jean was speechless.

Audrey was now pretending to be Elliana. In other words, she was Madam Cordova's granddaughter. According to

seniority, Simon should call her Aunt Elliana. However, Audrey was Bryson's girlfriend. Bryson was Simon's uncle.

Therefore, Simon should call her Aunt Audrey.

Seeing that Simon was deliberately making things difficult for her, Jean rudely slapped the back of his head.

"Look! It's simple. When you arrive at the Cordova Mansion, you can call her Aunt Elliana. However, when you leave

the Cordova Mansion and Grandma is not here, you can call her Aunt Audrey."

Simon said reluctantly, "Aunt Audrey."

Audrey smiled and nodded. "Good boy."

Simon glared at her and thought, 'Stop trying to take advantage of me!'

Soon, Dean drove them to the Cordova Mansion. Because Dean was the driver and Jean was sitting in the car, the

guards of the Cordova Mansion quickly opened the big gate for them and let their car in. They stopped in front of

the villa.

After getting out of the car, Simon pulled Audrey to the side.

Audrey gave Simon a strange look. "I haven't been able to contact you for a while. Your phone is off. What's going

on?"

"Don't mention that!" Simon waved his hand casually. "Aunt Audrey, how did you get my mom done? A while ago,

my mother said that she would never allow you to be with my uncle. Why does she change her mind so quickly?

And she even personally brought you to the Cordova Mansion. She even asks you to call her sister."

Audrey raised her eyebrows and said, "Well. I am a person who is loved by everyone. When she saw me, she was

very happy, so she suddenly changed her mind!"

Simon rolled his eyes at Audrey. "Do not lie to me. I know her."

"Simply, I helped the Randall Group win a lawsuit."

"A lawsuit?" Simon asked in surprise, "Is it the lawsuit between our family and the Fida Trading Company? You

helped my family win?"

"Is there any problem?"

"There's a big problem." Simon's face was full of curiosity. "Everyone says that this case is impossible to win. How

did you win? What method did you use? Can you tell me?"

Audrey pushed Simon's face away in disgust.

"This is a secret to my work. Can I tell you?"

"What a petty woman!" Simon finally had a look of realization on his face. "No wonder my mother is so concerned

about you all of a sudden. It turns out that you won the lawsuit for my family and took back the compensation. My

mother is indeed a money-grubber."

Audrey was speechless.

"That's your mother. It's not appropriate for you to talk about her like that."

"What I say is the truth, I..."

"What are you two doing together?" A cold voice came from behind them.

The cold voice came from behind him, causing Simon to tremble. He turned around and saw Bryson standing

behind them expressionlessly.

As for Bryson, his eyes were fixed on the hand that Simon was holding onto Audrey's arm.

Simon was speechless.

He was so excited that he grabbed Audrey's arm. Bryson's eyes just now seemed to want to kill him.

Simon withdrew his hand immediately. Obviously, his desire to live was extremely strong.

'Simon thought, 'What a joke! Uncle Bryson is almost made of vinegar. If anyone touched his girlfriend, he would

want to tear that person into pieces.'

He thought his uncle had tampered with his college entrance examination aspiration, sent him to a military camp,

and such a series of outrageous things. His whole body shivered. Then he involuntarily maintained a distance of two

steps with Audrey.

As soon as Audrey saw Bryson, her eyes were attracted by Bryson. A happy expression showed on her face.

"Bryson!"

"Yes." Bryson looked back and forth at Audrey and Simon. "What are you talking about? You look so happy."

Audrey said fawningly, "I am talking about where you go. I didn't see you just now."

The corners of Bryson's mouth curved into a happy smile.

"Go in. Grandma is already waiting for you."

"Wait, the things I bought are still in the trunk of the car!" Audrey pointed to the trunk of the car.

On the other hand, Jean and Dean had taken out the gifts they had brought from the car.

Seeing that they were waiting for her, Audrey rushed forward and took out the gift she had brought.

Dean closed the trunk and locked the car. Then, they walked into the villa together.

In the villa, red lanterns were hanging everywhere, which was very pleasant.

When they entered the villa, Caroline was cutting paper with Kylee in the living room.

"Great-grandmother!" Simon shouted.

Kylee said happily, "It's Simon. Well, you are all here!"

Kylee quickly put down the scissors and red paper in her hand.

Everyone spoke in unison when they saw Kylee.

"Great-grandmother, happy Mid-Autumn Festival."

"Grandma, happy Mid-Autumn Festival."

Kylee narrowed her eyes in delight. "I am so happy. Everyone is happy. Come in and sit."

The servants received their gifts.

Jean looked at the table full of red paper.

"Grandma, are you cutting paper?"

"Yes!" Kylee beckoned to Audrey. "Elliana, sit over here. When you were young, you loved to cut paper. The bird you

cut before was the most vivid."

Audrey frowned. Before she could say anything, Caroline had already mocked her, "Paper cutting? I'm afraid she

doesn't even know how to take the scissors?"

Kylee frowned at Caroline.

Jean said, "Cutting paper is a technical job. After so many years, Elliana has probably forgotten how to cut it. So,

you know, forget it."

Caroline frowned and looked at Jean.

Jean was speaking up to Audrey.

Kylee was afraid that she would make things difficult for Audrey. "That's true. You have been studying. Normally,

you can't cut it out."

Hearing Kylee's words, Audrey silently picked up the scissors and red paper on the table. Then she folded the paper

and moved the scissors on the paper.

Caroline said unhappily, "If you don't know how to cut it, then don't randomly cut it. Otherwise, it will be a waste of

paper."