Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 269

Rocky grinned and claimed it was just a random question he had in mind.

“We don’t need the place to be too big. We prefer somewhere near mommy’s workplace.”

“Okay.”

Nicole felt like things weren’t as simple as Rocky claimed. He rarely spoke about his family when the two of them studied overseas together.

As such, Nicole actually didn’t know much about his past.

The car drove to Summervale.

Rocky turned and saw that Nicole was flabbergasted. He spoke softly, “We’re here.”

Summervale was an upscale location, and anyone who could afford a place there had to be pretty rich.

Nicole didn’t expect the place to be so luxurious, so she turned to Rocky uneasily.

“This place must be expensive, and you could earn a lot if you rent it out. You’d endure a huge loss if you let us live here for free. How about I pay you rent?”

“I’ve said that you can stay here, and I mean it. Also, friends don’t talk to each other about rent. Let’s go check it out and see if you like it.”

Nicole suddenly thought that she was pretty dumb. People who can afford to buy a house over here are not going to sweat about rent.

Rocky must be rich. That’d explain why he didn’t care about the salary offered by the clinic.

Nina loved the place, and she walked ahead happily with Rocky.

Nicole thought about how she didn’t have anywhere else to go, so she tilted her eyes down. She held Maya’s chubby hand before following along.

“You can decorate however you like or renovate it if the place doesn’t suit your style.”

The color theme of the house was grey with white, which highlighted the owner’s unique taste.

The living room was spacious, and there were three bedrooms, so it was more than enough for Nicole and her daughters.

Nicole turned to Rocky. For some reason, she felt like he wasn’t as simple as he seemed.

“You are actually letting us stay in a place this great…”

“I’m just glad you like it. You don’t need to feel like you owe me anything, okay?” said Rocky, who then left to buy her some daily necessities.