Novel & Cerita Charles Calvin

Calvin replied. “I can’t tell you right now, but if you do it, I will be eternally grateful,” Charles told him. Calvin laughed, expecting his friend to follow suit. He didn’t. He had no issues helping Charles, but this seemed unusual. “I am serious, Calvin. I need your help.”

Jenny flinches at the sound. “Actually, why don’t you go back to home and tell your grandfather all of this? Wouldn’t it be fun if this could fuel some fire and start a fight between our packs or something? We were planning to do that for a long time,” Charles grins as he stands up. “I never really gave two sh*ts about the peace treaty, after all.” From where she was sitting and looking up at Charles, Jenny could maybe understand a little what she had heard about Christian being the devil king. But now she was sure Charles would not lose to Christian in that aspect.

I have never met him in real life, but I know of him from social media (and sometimes on the news). From what I've heard, he is intelligent, rich, and innovative. He successfully took over the family company founded by his (and Christine’s) father. Calvin is also a bachelor and has women swooning over his every feature. But he keeps a low profile on his personal and romantic life. I don't see the appeal. Sure, he's handsome, but apart from that, he doesn't seem to have anything that particularly stands out to me. But Christine loves to brag to me about how charitable Calvin is. She goes on and on about him donating a large sum of his profits to local orphanages. And unlike most rich people,

I was planning to take the kids out and spoil them before I tell them who their father is. Calvin is right, I should tell them the truth while they were young. But we didn't have the chance to do so because Charles doesn't want to be absent in school. He wants to finish the school year with perfect attendance and as his mother, I should support and help him with that. I should be teaching them that punctuality is important.