Dominant Boss: Call Me Hubby, My Dear novel Chapter 9

"Why don't you try to get into Fourth Master Swan's pants?" Monica sounded serious with her suggestion.

Jeanne was watching George typing on his laptop. His tiny fingers were moving across the keyboard swiftly and there were a few lines of data on the screen that caught Jeanne's eyes.

"JEANNE!" The silence left Monica agitated.

Jeanne regained her composure and said, "Yeah, you were saying?"

"I'm saying, go after Fourth Master Swan. Other than those folks from Creston City... Wait, I think even those folks from Creston are a little afraid of him. So, if you can get his attention, or get him to fall for you, not only the Lawrence family but even Eden will have to be scared of you then."

"You think too much of me." Jeanne chuckled.

"You're beautiful, like an angel. If I were a man, I'd fall for you too. I know that b*stard Eden cheated on you with Jasmine because he didn't get to sleep with you."

"That doesn't mean I have to sleep with Fourth Master Swan."

"Why not? He's single now. Don't worry, I'll create a chance for you. I might not know the man but my husband is his personal doctor. I'll go ask my dumb hubby to maybe create a chance for you guys to meet."

Jeanne strongly believed that Monica's joke would drive her crazy one day.

Who would call their own husband dumb?

Dr. Jones, or Monica's husband, would probably roll his eyes at his wife when he learned this.

"Have you forgotten that no one has ever seen a woman beside Fourth Master Swan?" Jeanne asked.

"But it doesn't mean that he's gay," Monica argued.

"Fine. You win."

"Maybe he's waiting for his Mrs. Right and you, you might be his Mrs. Right!" Monica was already high on her imagination.

Jeanne wanted to pull her back to reality. "This isn't some lame online novel. Monica, stop with your delusional thoughts. It's impossible between me and Fourth Master Swan."

"Why are you so stubborn?"

"Because I don't need anyone."

Monica was worried that Jeanne might get bullied by the Lawrence family again.

Monica grew up with love. Her parents loved her so much that they could give their lives for her.

Jeanne was the exact opposite. Jeanne's father taught her the meaning of cruelty.

What happened that night shocked Monica a lot and it changed her world.

Monica wanted to chat a little longer but Jeanne said, "I have something to do. Talk to you later." "Jeanne?" Jeanne already hung up the phone. She knew if she did not hang up, Monica could go on for the whole day. She had something to do.

She put her phone down and walked to George.

George was working on his laptop. His brows above his black-framed glasses furrowed and his lips protruded slightly. He looked like a serious man at work.

If she did not see it with her own eyes, she would never believe that a six-year-old was adroit at using a computer.

Jeanne asked, "Have you gotten the company status of the Locke family?"

"Yeah. Take a look," George said.

Jeanne nodded and sat down beside her son. She had a look at the results.

The Locke family was wealthy but their business line was limited. They had been trying to venture into a new business in the past two years but chickened out at the last moment. They were able to carry on through their traditional business but soon, in three years or so, their family's wealth would start to decline.

She read through the data that George hacked out from the Locke family's website.

The document showed that the Locke family planned to invest in e-commerce to save the precarious situation of their company.

The Lawrence family also had the intention to venture into e-commerce, hence the union through marriage.

Jeanne was thinking when George suddenly asked, "Mom, why do you want me to check on the Locke

family?"

"Why do you think I want you to do this?"

"To not marry Thedus Locke?"

Jeanne ruffled the boy's curly hair. "Smart boy."

George blushed when his mother praised him.

Jeanne loved watching her son blush. Due to his high IQ, she was unable to treat him like a normal child, hence their conversation had always been about mature topics.