Date with Me, Sugar Mama novel Chapter 8

Leonard showed a helpless smile, reached out to stroke her head, as if to teach a child.

“What did I tell you? For the prey, we should play it slowly, savor the joy that they are dying. You are stubborn and impatient. I want to owe the Sutton family, but it is not urgent.”

Viola gave him a blank look, “I have no such evil taste as yours.”

Leonard looked kind, but in fact he could cut the flesh of the human body piece by piece with a smile. He was more ruthless than anyone.

“Well, I am hungry, shall we eat?” Leonard showed a gentle smile, attracting women in the secretary department.

Viola placidly threw the ice bag into the trash can, “No, you go and eat. I have no time to eat, I have something to deal with.”

“You called me boss when you need help, but when you don't need help, you are unwilling to eat with me.” Leonard pretended to be pitiful, which made Viola feel disgusted.

“Get lost.”

“Viola, you've changed. You don't love me.”

Viola rolled her eyes and said to Sucy, without looking back, “Mr. Shaws is lonely, pick a few girls for him.”

Leonard put his hands around his chest and sighed, “Life is so hard.”

Sucy went straight after Viola with a serious expression, “Mr. Shaws, how many girls do you want?”

Leonard was stunned.

In the office, Viola immediately fell silent and stood stiffly by the French window with arms around her chest.

The strong sunlight outside fell on her body, making her dress as red and hot as fire.

But her temperament was as cold as ice, as if it could never be melted.

The land at the east of the city was expensive. Running a horse farm there brought nothing but huge losses. However, Leonard had been interested in the acquisition of it and wanted to build a villa there.

The owner of the horse farm had been refusing to sell the farm, but he suddenly announced that he would sell the horse farm in the form of an auction instead of a bid.

Viola was worried there was a trick, so she had someone to check about it.

The man came yesterday, saying there was some new information about the horse farm, and she made an appointment to meet him today. She had to find out about the horse farm.

In theory, the project was not big enough for her, as a vice president, to handle herself.

But the problem was that the Chambers family and Watson Group wanted to win the farm too.

The Chambers family was troublesome for her. But now she had to deal with Watson Group, which she could not underestimate.