Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1607

Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo Chapter 1607

Jealousy And A Spar

Meanwhile, Murphy was pleased to see that Levant had come to his senses. “I’m glad you’ve realized your mistakes! You were troubled by love in the past, but now you’ve decided to focus on your family and take charge of your happiness. You even have an adorable son! Oh, I do I miss Luke. Why don’t you give Tiffany a call and ask her to bring Luke here for a few days?”

Those words reminded Levant that he had asked Evan to bring Luke with him. He fumed inwardly, “I didn’t think Evan was being serious when he said he wasn’t going to bring Luke with him!”

Just as he was about to start complaining, Nicole said, “We had planned to come with Tiffany and Luke, but Tiffany said that the winery’s business was booming, and her company also needed her. That’s why she couldn’t make it. She said she’d wait for Levant at the winery.”

Levant was momentarily stunned. Then, he put down his glass of wine unhappily and grumbled, “See! All she cares about is her company and the winery. They’re always her top priority and are more important than anything else!”

“Are you feeling jealous?” teased Evan.

Levant protested indignantly, “W-Why would I be jealous? I’m merely stating the facts. Am I wrong? She can get others to manage the winery and the company! Why does she have to do it herself? It’s evident that she puts her work first and doesn’t care about anything else.”

Once he had vented his feelings, the others around the dining table looked at each other. Suddenly, Evan asked, “What have you seen from his attitude?”

Everyone was silent.

Nicole merely glanced at Levant, unable to bring herself to say anything.

Then, Murphy sighed. “The green-eyed monster has emerged!”

Faye looked at him and quipped bluntly, “You’re right! He misses his wife, and that’s why he’s disappointed she didn’t come!”

Hearing that, Nicole and Evan nodded vehemently. Even Murphy could not help but praise Faye, “Spot on! You’ve described a certain person’s feelings perfectly!”