The Innocent Wife of Scheming President novel Chapter 326

Olive Steele felt funny. They looked like that they were enemies. She got out of bed and went to the bathroom to get a warm towel, washed Annie's face, and cleaned Annie's sweat for fear that she would get sick.

Annie, who was energetic after sleeping, started to play around on the bed.

Olive Steele went to the bathroom to put the towel. When she came back, she saw Alan Hoyle teasing his daughter, "Didn't you say that we should pay attention to the line between men and women? Why do you come to my bed?"

Annie snorted, "This is my house. I have slept with Mommy for a long time."

"But I bought the bed, and your mommy is my wife." Alan Hoyle leaned against the bed and laughed.

"You live in my home, can't I sleep in your bed? Your wife is my mom. If you dare to let me away, I will let mommy drive you away." Annie was not to be outdone.

This little girl was so clever. If a boy liked her in the future, what the poor boy would suffer? Of course, for his baby girl, no one can bully her, right?

Alan Hoyle smiled and said, "If I walked away. Your mommy will be sad. Are you willing to let her sad?"

This question made the little girl stun for a while, she was in a dilemma, pouting her mouth, and turning her eyes a few times. He knew that his baby girl had another idea again. His daughter wouldn't admit defeat easily.

He saw Annie dragged a pillow to the center of the bed, and then sat cross-legged on one side, as if guarding the boundary, "Uncle, this is the line, you can sleep there tonight, my mom and I will sleeping here, you are not allowed to cross the boundary, and I will not harass you."

Little devil girl, she's pretty good. At a young age, she knew this trick. Alan Hoyle pretended to be very unhappy, "My wife should sleep with me."

Annie rolled her eyes contemptuously, "Olive has been my mommy for five years, but she has only been your wife for the first day. Shame on you."

In a word, Alan Hoyle was beaten to perfection, and he looked at Olive Steele sadly, his eyes were accusing her: honey, you don't help me, can our daughter not be born so smart?

A child who was too smart made parents happy and headaches.

Olive Steele pretended not to see his eyesight, and yawned into the quilt, "I'm going to sleep now, and after you two have discussed it, turn off the light."

Hey, she didn't expect that that one day, she would become a rival for her husband and her daughter.

Annie turned around, hugged her neck, and declared her ownership in a demonstrative manner, "Uncle, you occupy half of the bed alone, and the two of us only sleep half of the bed. You have already taken advantage of it."