xZANEWhen I started the engine, Maritza slipped into the garage just to deliver her signature closing speech, standing there in satin pajamas, sunglasses, and a mug of something that definitely wasn’t coffee.“Don’t give him soda,” she said, pointing at Ash. “Don’t let him near your phone. And if you buy him anything, make sure it actually fits. Kids hate oversized clothes. They’re not your runway models.”I raised a brow, shutting the car door. “Go back to sleep, Maritza.”She lifted her cup. “Sleeping is my job.”Ash giggled, the sound still ringing in my ears even after I rolled the window down and pulled out of the garage.My black Lamborghini slid onto the street, smooth as silk. Ash leaned forward, eyes wide. “Papi… is this your car? Like a real one? Like in the movies?”I caught his reflection in the mirror, holding back a smile. “Real. And if you want, we can add ten more. All yours.”“Ten?” His eyes went even wider. “Seriously? Can one be red too?”“I could make the factory
xZANEWhen I started the engine, Maritza slipped into the garage just to deliver her signature closing speech, standing there in satin pajamas, sunglasses, and a mug of something that definitely wasn’t coffee.“Don’t give him soda,” she said, pointing at Ash. “Don’t let him near your phone. And if you buy him anything, make sure it actually fits. Kids hate oversized clothes. They’re not your runway models.”I raised a brow, shutting the car door. “Go back to sleep, Maritza.”She lifted her cup. “Sleeping is my job.”Ash giggled, the sound still ringing in my ears even after I rolled the window down and pulled out of the garage.My black Lamborghini slid onto the street, smooth as silk. Ash leaned forward, eyes wide. “Papi… is this your car? Like a real one? Like in the movies?”I caught his reflection in the mirror, holding back a smile. “Real. And if you want, we can add ten more. All yours.”“Ten?” His eyes went even wider. “Seriously? Can one be red too?”“I could make the factory
xZANEWhen I started the engine, Maritza slipped into the garage just to deliver her signature closing speech, standing there in satin pajamas, sunglasses, and a mug of something that definitely wasn’t coffee.“Don’t give him soda,” she said, pointing at Ash. “Don’t let him near your phone. And if you buy him anything, make sure it actually fits. Kids hate oversized clothes. They’re not your runway models.”I raised a brow, shutting the car door. “Go back to sleep, Maritza.”She lifted her cup. “Sleeping is my job.”Ash giggled, the sound still ringing in my ears even after I rolled the window down and pulled out of the garage.My black Lamborghini slid onto the street, smooth as silk. Ash leaned forward, eyes wide. “Papi… is this your car? Like a real one? Like in the movies?”I caught his reflection in the mirror, holding back a smile. “Real. And if you want, we can add ten more. All yours.”“Ten?” His eyes went even wider. “Seriously? Can one be red too?”“I could make the factory
xZANEWhen I started the engine, Maritza slipped into the garage just to deliver her signature closing speech, standing there in satin pajamas, sunglasses, and a mug of something that definitely wasn’t coffee.“Don’t give him soda,” she said, pointing at Ash. “Don’t let him near your phone. And if you buy him anything, make sure it actually fits. Kids hate oversized clothes. They’re not your runway models.”I raised a brow, shutting the car door. “Go back to sleep, Maritza.”She lifted her cup. “Sleeping is my job.”Ash giggled, the sound still ringing in my ears even after I rolled the window down and pulled out of the garage.My black Lamborghini slid onto the street, smooth as silk. Ash leaned forward, eyes wide. “Papi… is this your car? Like a real one? Like in the movies?”I caught his reflection in the mirror, holding back a smile. “Real. And if you want, we can add ten more. All yours.”“Ten?” His eyes went even wider. “Seriously? Can one be red too?”“I could make the factory
xZANEWhen I started the engine, Maritza slipped into the garage just to deliver her signature closing speech, standing there in satin pajamas, sunglasses, and a mug of something that definitely wasn’t coffee.“Don’t give him soda,” she said, pointing at Ash. “Don’t let him near your phone. And if you buy him anything, make sure it actually fits. Kids hate oversized clothes. They’re not your runway models.”I raised a brow, shutting the car door. “Go back to sleep, Maritza.”She lifted her cup. “Sleeping is my job.”Ash giggled, the sound still ringing in my ears even after I rolled the window down and pulled out of the garage.My black Lamborghini slid onto the street, smooth as silk. Ash leaned forward, eyes wide. “Papi… is this your car? Like a real one? Like in the movies?”I caught his reflection in the mirror, holding back a smile. “Real. And if you want, we can add ten more. All yours.”“Ten?” His eyes went even wider. “Seriously? Can one be red too?”“I could make the factory
xZANEWhen I started the engine, Maritza slipped into the garage just to deliver her signature closing speech, standing there in satin pajamas, sunglasses, and a mug of something that definitely wasn’t coffee.“Don’t give him soda,” she said, pointing at Ash. “Don’t let him near your phone. And if you buy him anything, make sure it actually fits. Kids hate oversized clothes. They’re not your runway models.”I raised a brow, shutting the car door. “Go back to sleep, Maritza.”She lifted her cup. “Sleeping is my job.”Ash giggled, the sound still ringing in my ears even after I rolled the window down and pulled out of the garage.My black Lamborghini slid onto the street, smooth as silk. Ash leaned forward, eyes wide. “Papi… is this your car? Like a real one? Like in the movies?”I caught his reflection in the mirror, holding back a smile. “Real. And if you want, we can add ten more. All yours.”“Ten?” His eyes went even wider. “Seriously? Can one be red too?”“I could make the factory