Sweet Pregnant Wife: CEO Phillip's Fierce Love novel Chapter 97

Although the school was not very big, it took some time to walk and visit.

Ann was curious about everything there.

This was the road Phillip had walked, the canteen where he had meals, and the classroom he had sat in...

It was amazing that she could saw everything he had experienced.

On a notice board, there were pictures of the outstanding students of the school.

Ann began to carefully search for the photos of Phillip, acting like a child.

She didn't ask Phillip whether there was a picture of him, but she thought that the little Phillip must have been very outstanding.

But finally, Ann did not find his picture.

She felt a little depressed. She turned around and look at Phillip, who was smiling at her.

"Why isn't there a photo of you?"

Phillip chuckled, "Who knows? Maybe it was secretly taken away by a girl who loves me."

Ann was convinced. Because Phillip was also handsome when he was a child, it was indeed easy for girls to like him.

Ann was jealous and left the notice board.

Phillip saw that Ann speed up and leave. He raised his eyebrows and thought of something, smiling.

"Are you jealous?" He asked in a low voice.

Ann's ears turned red as her thoughts were spoken out.

She saw students playing basketball on the basketball court, and her eyes lit up.

She pointed at one thin and tall boy, "That boy is so handsome!"

Phillip frowned and looked in the direction Ann pointed at.

He snorted disdainfully, "He was just a child who hasn't even grown!"

Ann was speechless. But when she realized something, she smiled.

"You are just jealous that he is younger than you and he is better at basketball than you. When I was in school, many girls liked this kind of boy!"

Hearing that, Phillip narrowed his eyes.

There was a hint of danger in his voice, "You like them too?"

Ann choked. But she did not give up. She looked away at the boys on the playground with a smile.

"Of course, who wouldn't like young and energetic boys?"

Phillip's eyes darkened, 'Was she despising his age?'