Mr. fu's irresistible ex Novels & Stories

napangiti naman siya. "Im happy to finally meet you too Mrs. Ronssonions" he asked her to sit so she sat down and someone came to their man and gave them a cup with only coffee, "What's brought you here Mr. Fugo?" he asked him with a smile on his face. "I've known you so much since your the greatest Chef I've known in the whole world and i like your menus specially" napangiti naman si kino "Thank you so much for that, it's my pleasant surprise that you really do like it" he said happily so they laughed.

 ~AUTHOR'S POV~

I thought that they would be friends, but nope, Raven drives her crazy. "Mrs. Gering, I would like you to interview Blake Harper today. I would, but I am tired of the women drooling all over me," I say trying to sound very serious. "Daddy, if you rub some mud on your face the women wouldn't look at you anymore," Sydney says as she crunches on her toast. I look to Mrs. Gering then to Alfred who both have huge smirks on their faces. Of course Sydney says the strangest things at times.

I bit my lip when I touched something that was strange in that part, it looked like someone was grumbling. "And this..." I unzipped his zipper "This is the power of Irisian Marie Villafuente." "I couldn't agree more," he said as he slowly removed my clothes.

He just seems different from earlier on. “Wow! It's just like you're a guru in doing stuff like this.” She commented. A smirk planted on his lips as he turned to her. “Even kids can fix this without checking the menu. It's only you that can't, Fire.” He pointed to the box where they wrote... [Suitable for ages 10 and above]. Sapphire frowned while Jade wore his smug, little smile at her. After completing it, both of them were about to leave when it began to rain.

The air in the grand hall of the Royale Mansion was heavy with tension as Master Fu strode in, his presence commanding yet calm. Julio and Leonardo stood at the far end, their voices raised in frustration as they debated their next move. Master Fu’s quiet authority, however, was like a balm to the escalating situation.

"This isn't about the acquisition." "Then what is it about?" Silence. I waited…… Nothing "Exactly," I said quietly. "That's what I thought." "You don't understand what you're dealing with." "Then explain it to me." "I can't." My jaw tightened. "You've been saying that my entire life." His breathing changed slightly. "Some things are better left alone." "That's what you always say whenever mum's name comes up." Silence. I knew I had struck something. I didn't care.