The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 2588

Chapter 2588

‘I have no other choice but to grow up faster.‘

Cameron glanced in the rearview mirror and caught the slight disappointment on his face. “Frankly speaking, there’s no need for you to feel discouraged. You’re still young.

“How long have you been learning martial arts? There are people out there who have been practicing martial arts for more than a decade and still find it difficult to bring their opponents down when they get engaged in fights or matches. So what do you expect to achieve in less than a year?”

Chadwick pursed his lips and remained silent.

Cameron smiled. “Why not just take me in as your coach? I promise that I’ll train you well and shape you into whoever you want to be.”

Chadwick leaned back into the seat. “Then I might as well ask Coach Wickam to train me.”

Cameron’s expression became more restrained. “You’re so mean.”

Chadwick snorted and turned his face away.

The car arrived at the Boucher manor, and Chadwick got out of the car.

At that moment, the butler hurried out. “Young Master, where have you been? Master Boucher went to your school and waited for you, but he didn’t see you at all.”

Chadwick flung his bag onto his shoulder and walked past the butler. “Instead of waiting for him to come and pick me up, I would have already gotten home long ago if I were to use the time to walk home.”

The butler was helpless and caught up to him in a hurry. “Young Master, please be more considerate of Master Boucher. He’s been very busy recently…”

Cameron watched them step into the courtyard, sighed, and leaned back in the driver’s seat.

‘Jesus, kids nowadays are really a pain in the *ss. Is it so hard for me to find myself an apprentice?’

Her cell phone rang all of a sudden–it was Waylon.

At Emperon…

Cameron stood in the entryway and changed out of her shoes. Dinner had already been prepared, and all the dishes were served on the table.

Cameron chewed on the rib and spat the bone onto the plate. “Are Chadwick’s parents very busy with their work? I think he must lack parental love. Otherwise, how could he be so indifferent at such a young age? If he were my son, I wouldn’t even think twice about bringing him everywhere I go.”