The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1015

Chapter 1015

Ryleigh asked, “Did you call your classmates earlier in the morning?”

Louis raised his eyebrows. “Yeah. Otherwise, who else would I be calling?”

Ryleigh flipped through the menu and continued asking, “Is the friend a he or a she?”

Louis glanced at her and chuckled, “Of course, it’s a he, or are you telling me that you think it’s a she?”

Ryleigh looked down at the menu and stopped talking.

Not long after they finished ordering, two acquaintances appeared at the dining table, both of whom were indeed men.

“Hey, Lew, it’s been a long time. I didn’t expect you to come to Stoslo, and you still remember us.”

The man who greeted Louis warmly wore gold-rimmed glasses, a suit, and leather shoes. He looked like a man who had a successful career. While the other man looked like a fashionable man who was very into hip-hop-he even had long hair and dreadlocks. The two of them hugged Louis first as soon as they met. Louis then replied with a smile. “You guys have all gone abroad since graduation, and we haven’t seen each other since then.” The man with dreadlocks patted him on the shoulder. “You had a chance back then too, but you chose to stay and develop your career back in Zlokova.” “Wherever I stay and develop makes no difference to me.

The bespectacled man looked at Ryleigh and asked with a grin, “And this lady is your…”

Ryleigh stood up, and Louis walked to her side, embraced her by the shoulders, and introduced her, “She’s my wife.”

The two men looked at each other and laughed. “Vo, not bad at all man! You actually managed to find yourself a wife. Did you kidnap her in the first place?”

Louis replied with a solemn expression,” Yes, my family finally kidnapped someone for me.”

Both of the men laughed.

“What do you mean by kidnapping?” Ryleigh stared at him suspiciously.

Louis pinched her cheek. “Isn’t it right? If both our families hadn’t arranged our engagement for us, someone else would have abducted

you.”

Ryleigh was at a loss for words.

They were all classmates who had not seen each other for a decade, so it was inevitable that chatting and catching up would be in full swing at the dining table.