Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 513 Nancy's Class Posture

what happened?

At least Nancy will notice him when she sues.

But as soon as he talked to the housekeeper of the Michelson family, he was completely forgotten.

Sylvie was sad, but couldn't find a better time to talk to Nancy.

The lunch hour was quiet, and neither Nancy nor Sylvie spoke.

It's just that one person eats freely, and one eats absent-mindedly.

Nancy put down the chopsticks, and Sylvie over there noticed the movement, and put down the powerful knife and fork too.

Seeing Nancy wiping her mouth, he hurriedly found a topic, "Huh? You eat Chinese food."

Clement prepared Chinese food for Nancy, while Sylvie served Western food.

Nancy: "Oh."

Sylvie thwarted.

He watched Nancy stand up and prepare to leave.

Immediately stood up, "Where are you going?"

Nancy turned her head, "Where do I go, do you control it?"

Sylvie was wronged, "Do you hate me?"

To be honest, Nancy, who is a beautiful dog, was almost defeated by his appearance.

It seems really immoral to bully such a little milk tiger.

Sylvie noticed Nancy's expression and saw the hopeful continuation, "Because of what happened in the morning? It was really an accident, I was just too surprised, and then I was not careful... I apologize to you, please forgive me !"

My mother said that she couldn't stand him making this kind of expression the most, and she also said that if she accidentally offended someone in the future, and she really wanted the other person to calm down and continue playing with her, she could try this trick.

Sylvie felt that it was really embarrassing and shameful for a boy to do this.

But at this time, I can't care so much anymore.

Nancy: "..."

Clement's smile deepened.

Did not expect to see this scene.

This young master Sylvie is not that useless, it is also a skill to be able to make this devil king of the world have nothing to say.

Nancy's silence made Sylvie nervous and misunderstood.

Sylvie thought for a while, and tentatively said: "I think you have vented your anger for the misunderstanding in the morning. You shouldn't hate me so much, or is it because of something else? Is it Hill?"

Nancy raised her eyebrows and looked at Sylvie.

Sylvie noticed the change in her expression and exclaimed: "You know my relationship with Hill, you like Hill, so you hate me, right!"

His expression was sad, aggrieved and angry.

Nancy was inexplicable: "Why do I hate Hill even if I like Hill?"

Sylvie looked at her sadly. The look in her eyes made Nancy feel that she was a heartbreaker who had cheated his purest feelings, and then moved on to his relatives, not to mention.

Nancy was overjoyed, and she really laughed out loud, but she quickly adjusted her expression and said in distaste: "I don't like Hill, so I don't like you either. If you want to deal with me for Hill, I advise you It's better to put away your little tricks, otherwise you will definitely die a miserable death."

Nancy left behind the words of the young lady's temper, and planned to leave.

Over there, Sylvie suddenly rushed over in surprise.

Nancy watched in astonishment as he ran up to her.

"You don't like Hill?"

"I don't like him either."

"How could I deal with you for Hill? You really misunderstood."

"I'm going to deal with Hill as well. I'm glad we cleared up the misunderstanding."

"Can we be friends now?"

Sylvie speaks very fast.

If it wasn't for Nancy's good English, she might not be able to understand what he said.

Then a hand was stretched out in front of Nancy, with a face full of expectation and apprehension.

Nancy watched silently.

Clement said: "Miss, Master Sylvie, I think..."

Nancy took Sylvie's hand, "Of course, we are friends now."

Clement's words were interrupted by Nancy.

Sylvie looked at Nancy moved.

Nancy said: "However, I must make it clear that as a friend, you have to listen to me."

Sylvie said, "No problem."

Clement's eyebrows twitched, feeling ominous.

It didn't feel good, and Clement felt that something had to be done.

For example, stop these two from continuing.

"Miss, it's time for class." Clement reminded Nancy.

Nancy said, "Oh, no problem."

She no longer resists going to class.

On the contrary, I am very happy to study.

Nancy went to the classroom where the class was held, and Sylvie followed.

Clement said to Sylvie, "Master Sylvie, if you want to go to the garden, you should go this way."

Sylvie said: "I want to go to see Nancy's class, I promise I will be very quiet and will never have any influence."

Nancy said, "Come on, I don't mind."

She said so, and Clement could no longer refuse.

Sylvie was very happy. He felt that such an attitude towards himself changed very quickly, and it was completely different in one fell swoop.

The difference is that after Nancy said he didn't like Hill.

It couldn't have been better.

He thought Nancy hated himself because she liked Hill.

Sylvie walked up to Nancy and asked her, "Do you have class every day?"

"Yeah." Nancy said.

She glanced at Clement and smiled at Sylvie: "Because it was arranged by dear Clement, so even if I hate it, I will go to class seriously."

Sylvie said: "You and the butler have a really good relationship."

"But, you haven't been here for long, have you?" Sylvie asked in a low voice the question in her heart.

Clement looked at him.

This young master Sylvie really doesn't know how to hide anything.

Nancy said, "That's right, I've only been here for about a week or so."

Sylvie calculated that it was almost these days, "Then your relationship with the housekeeper is so good?"

Nancy said, "Because Clement is good-looking."

Sylvie: "..."

Clement: "Thank you for your compliment, Miss."

Sylvie struggled for a long time, "That's it?"

"Clement was good to me," said Nancy.

Clement glanced at her twice.

Sylvie asked expectantly, "Then do you think I look good?"

Nancy took advantage of the opportunity to look at him again, "It looks good."

Sylvie: "... Does Hill look good?"

"It's pretty." With Hill's appearance, Nancy really couldn't say anything against her will.

Sylvie: "Then why don't you like Hill?"

Nancy said: "He treats me badly."

Sylvie was taken aback for a moment, then nodded, feeling that what Nancy said was very reasonable, and she couldn't refute it at all.

Clement looked at his expression and didn't know what to say.

When we got to the classroom, the new teacher was already there.

After Clement sent Nancy there, he told her to study hard, and then left for work.

Sylvie had already found a place to sit down by herself, with a serious look, just as he said at the beginning, he had decided to quietly watch Nancy's class.

Then he saw what kind of 'posture' Nancy was in class.

(End of this chapter)