Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 579 Passionate Mrs. Louise
After being watched by her for a while, Sylvie couldn't bear it anymore.

"Hey, that's what I said, I'm wrong, don't be angry." Sylvie looked around.

Nancy said: "I'm not angry, but I discovered a secret."

"What secret?" Sylvie asked curiously.

Facing Sylvie's pure eyes, Nancy still stared at him intently, looking straight into the depths of his eyes.

Sylvie's eyeballs trembled, but she tried her best not to move away.

Nancy said, "You don't really hate Hill."

Sylvie was taken aback.

Nancy: "To be more precise, you actually like Hill."

Sylvie: "Nope!"

The loud voice, as well as the hasty voice, seemed so involuntary.

Nancy smiled without saying a word, and did not continue to look at him.

Sylvie: "I'm not...Nancy, why do you think that way, I really hate him, he is so arrogant, he doesn't take other people seriously, he just keeps a cold face every day, and he doesn't say anything to others , as if he is the only smart person in the whole world, and everyone else is a big fool, and they are not worthy to stand with him or help him at all."

Sylvie's thoughts became lighter and lighter, until they finally died down. She looked helplessly and aggrieved at Nancy who had never responded to him.

Only then did Nancy turn her head and look at him again, "Have you finished?"

Sylvie: "..."

Ah!
Nancy can be maddening sometimes.

However, there is no way to be angry.

Nancy said, "Do you think Hill likes me?"

Sylvie was caught off guard by this sudden question.

"This... this." Sylvie didn't know how to answer.

It was only at this time that Pooh, who was driving in front of me, found an opportunity to insert this topic, "Teacher, everyone loves you. Master Sylvie is right. That guy Sylvie is just too arrogant and can't stand the taste of failure, so he treats you right. Teacher, you have all kinds of cold faces."

"Simply put, I don't like it." Nancy said.

Pooh: "Ahaha."

Nancy still said calmly: "Since you don't like me, why don't you explain?"

Such an attitude obviously means that he doesn't care about Hill's attitude at all.

Seeing this, Sylvie was not afraid that her words would upset Nancy or hurt her heart.

Sylvie said: "With his arrogant and complacent personality, he must think that Nancy you really like him?"

"So he's quite a gentleman." Nancy laughed.

Sylvie wanted to refute, but closed her mouth again.

Nancy propped her chin, "Sometimes, people can't take off the mask after wearing it for a long time."

"What do you mean?" Sylvie didn't understand for a while.

Nancy looked at him, squinted her eyes and smiled, "It means that even if some of his personality is faked, it can only be his personality."

Sylvie still didn't understand, and seemed to understand a little bit.

Nancy stretched out her finger and tapped on Sylvie's forehead, and pushed the defenseless Sylvie backwards with a little effort.

Embarrassed and ashamed, Sylvie didn't know whether to take Nancy's fingers away or let Nancy continue.

Nancy didn't keep him entangled for long, and she retracted her fingers, "I guess the reason he is so proud of you is..."

Sylvie immediately concentrated on it, staring at Nancy with bright eyes.

These expression changes are so vivid and straightforward.

Nancy said, "I envy you so much."

"Huh?" Sylvie was dumbfounded.

What was there about him that Hill envied?
He was under everything by Hill.

Even his name is said to be based on Hill.

From birth, he seemed to be used to set off Hill's excellence.

With him like this, what is there for Hill to envy?

Is it the love of parents?But uncle and aunt actually love Hill very much.

Sylvie was lost in thought, and wanted to refute Nancy's words, but she didn't know where to start.

Lewis's is here.

Due to the absence of the owner of Louise, Nancy visited Mrs. Louise before moving things and leaving.

Mrs. Louis' enthusiasm was beyond Nancy's expectation, meaning she wanted Nancy to stay longer.

She even used the reason that she was bored at home as a woman and wanted to find someone to chat with.

Nancy knew very well that Mrs. Louis had her own social circle, and how could it be really boring to have these people with her at home.Even if it's really boring, it's not her turn to accompany her.

At first Nancy thought Mrs. Louis was being polite to her, but as time passed, the two chatted a lot, and Mrs. Louis repeatedly persuaded her to keep her, and even mentioned Hill.

Nancy realized that she had guessed wrong this time. Mrs. Louis really wanted to keep her, and even...

Nancy was extremely weird inside, but she didn't show it on the surface.

In the end, Mrs. Louis was persuaded by the fact that she had been out for a while, and it must be the reason to go back to the Mitchelson's house.

Mrs. Louis specially sent Nancy out, and gave her a promise and an invitation, which meant that the door of Louis's house was always open for her, allowing her to come and play whenever she had time.

"The relationship between our two families is already good. It doesn't matter if you come more, you won't be misunderstood by outsiders." Mrs. Louis laughed.

Nancy said it well, and thought: If you take the initiative to refute the rumors, a simple sentence can indeed make people no longer misunderstand, but you don't go.

When Nancy left Mrs. Louis' room, she still felt that things were a bit mysterious while walking on the road.

Mrs. Louis really wants to adopt her as her daughter-in-law and Hill's fiancée?
It's not that Nancy is too self-righteous, but that Mrs. Louis's hints are really too obvious.

Not only does he not stop the rumors outside, but he also means to be happy.

The conversation just now also asked Nancy how she felt about Hill several times.

In the future, the two will go to school together at Edith College, and they can ask Hill for help with anything, and they both like music, so they can discuss more together.

In addition, Mrs. Louis also told some interesting stories about Hill's childhood.

While laughing with Mrs. Louis, Nancy really thought it was fun to listen to it.

Who didn't have a few embarrassing things when they were young?They are all used to entertain the elders.

Nancy narrowed her eyes, did she have more things to handle Hill?

Can't blame her?Your mother gave me the handle, can I still throw it away?

Nancy went to her small bungalow in Louis's house and packed her luggage.

It's mainly her belongings, as for other things, don't bother to get them.

Because Mrs. Louis has already said that this will be Nancy's residence in the future, and Nancy can move in directly when she comes back in the future, and it will save the trouble of carrying luggage in the future.

People have invited them so kindly, and Nancy can't insist on taking them away.

(End of this chapter)