Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire novel Chapter 764

Chapter 764

Larry shivered and almost spilled the tea that Dana had just made. "What do you call it?"

Crystal looked up. "CoCo, didn't I tell you?" She raised Devil's furry paws. "Come, CoCo. Say hello to Larry."

Instead of paying attention to Larry, Devil rubbed its head against Crystal's leg.

Under Harold's threatening gaze, Larry stopped himself from saying, "You named a majestic snow tiger CoCo?" and showed a fake smile on his face. He walked over and squatted down next to Devil and said, "You're too heartless. Have you forgotten that it was me who fed you meat when Harold didn't take care of you back then? Now that you're close to Crystal, are you pretending that you don't know me anymore?"

Devil faced him with his ass.

"Hey." Larry was happy. "Aren't you being ungrateful, CoCo?"

Devil finally had some reaction-it used its tail to slap Larry in the face.

Larry was speechless.

Crystal,"..."

Crystal was stunned and hurriedly educated Devil. "How could you hit someone, CoCo? That's not right."

Larry looked at Crystal curiously. "You actually spoke up for me?"

Crystal said, "As a responsible parent, every time I see a child beating a beggar, I'll have to educate him. I'm not doing it for you. I'm doing it for the sake of Devil's education. You don't have to thank me."

"..." Larry wanted to refute, but he couldn't defeat Harold. Seeing the candle on the ugly cake, he quickly changed the subject. "Yo, it's a birthday cake... Who's celebrating it? Crystal, are you celebrating your 20th birthday?"

Crystal looked at Larry with a heavy gaze and then sighed deeply. "Do you know why only Dana cares about you in this family?"

Larry didn't know what to say.

Crystal said, "You don't even remember your good friend's birthday. It's obvious that you're not actually very close to each other, so there's a reason why Harold doesn't care about you."

"...?" Larry turned to look at Harold. "It's your birthday today?"

It was not that he was careless and did not even remember his birthday. It was just that he had never seen Harold celebrating his birthday since he and Harold got to know each other in the first battle in kindergarten.