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All Too Late novel Chapter 100

“She has a name. Use that. Do you even have to ask?” Steve was rendered speechless.

Even he could tell how pretentious Kylie was.

Kylie feigned aggrievance. “Is that so? I have no idea. I just want to be friendly with everyone. How on earth would I know that someone actually has a problem with it?”

“Don’t you care how other people address you?” Kathleen asked coldly. She turned around and took a packet of milk from the refrigerator.

“I most certainly don’t. I’m not that petty,” Kylie added meaningfully.

Kathleen proceeded to ask with a frigid smirk, “Wow, how magnanimous! In that case, I’ll call you Inky, Snowy, and Doggy from now on. Is that all right?”

Kylie’s face turned livid. “You’re insulting me!”

“I thought you said you don’t care how people address you,” Kathleen replied, seemingly unconcerned.

Infuriated, Kylie roared, “That’s true, but now you’re insulting me!”

“Ha! Didn’t you do the same to me just now?” Kathleen glared at her. “Or do you want the audience watching this livestream to be the judge?”

Kylie pursed her lips and fell silent.

Kylie’s completely defeated this round!

Thank goodness Kathleen isn’t someone who mellows out silently. Otherwise, Kylie would have p*ssed me off so much.

Kylie is overly pretentious. Why is the production team still keeping her in this show? She affects my mood whenever I watch it!

I heard that someone gave Steve and Kylie’s show a one-star rating!

Could that be one of Kathleen’s fans? Her fans are so annoying!

Why does it have to be Kathleen’s fan? For all we know, you could be one of Kylie’s fans, to come up with a claim like this! You guys could be creating a publicity stunt by pretending that someone is out to get Kylie. What a joke!

New update! That show has blocked ratings!

Fantastic! With the rating section closed, the show won’t be discussed as heatedly as before. That’s Kylie’s loss!

The fault lies with Kathleen’s fans!

Kylie obviously deserves it! How can she blame others when she’s the one ruining the audience’s perception? She should retire from the entertainment industry!

The screen exploded with live comments yet again as netizens argued with one another.

The production team was secretly laced with delight, as they managed to gain a wave of heat this time.

In the kitchen, seeing that Steve wasn’t even standing up for her, Kylie broke into tears of frustration.

Steve did not feel like entertaining her at all, as she tended to cry easily.

She never even cried as much when she was acting.

Kathleen informed Steve after she made coffee, “I probably have to leave for a moment after making the dinner.”

“You don’t have to cook tonight like you did yesterday. We’ll come together and discuss the menu during breakfast later,” Steve replied with much consideration. “We can’t let you do all the work.”

Kathleen nodded.

Seeing that they were all ignoring her, Kylie turned around and left in a huff.

Steve and Kathleen looked at each other in resignation.

Soon, everyone woke up.

Nancy came into the kitchen. “The coffee smells good! I want some.”

“I’ve made five servings.” Kathleen’s lips curled into a smile. “Would you like some milk?”

“I’m fine. Black coffee will do.” Nancy chuckled. “Kathleen, not only do you know how to cook, but you can make nice coffee too. After drinking your coffee, I bet I’ll be full of energy for the whole morning.”

Kathleen grinned. “Not a lot of people have tasted my coffee.”

“Ha, you mean besides Samuel or Christopher? That’s nothing worth showing off,” Kylie said as she stood by the kitchen door.

Nancy threw her a sideways glance.

Is Kylie out of her mind, or she’s going all out?

“Why would you consider this a humblebrag?” Kathleen retorted calmly, “You read too much into a simple remark. You must have a dirty mind.”

“I don’t!” Kylie refuted.

“Then, why would you think of it that way?” Kathleen questioned flatly, “Do you want to make coffee for them in the morning? Can I read it like that?”

“You!” Kylie’s face flushed with embarrassment.

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