“Can we please go home now? I’m tired… and hungry.” William tried his best to act pitiful. He is showing his puppy dog eyes towards his Aunt. “Please…”
Catherine rolled her eyes at her nephew’s pathetic acting. “You’re obviously avoiding my question. Fine! My driver will be the one to drive your car and I will drive for you. Gosh…” Her reprimanding with her sweet motherly tone is reducing the impact of her words. “Let’s continue this conversation when we’re alone.”
William shook his head. His Aunt is one hell of a prying person, but he doesn’t have the heart to be angry. He knew that his Aunt was only thinking about his well-being. But with all her nagging when it comes to finding him a girlfriend, it sure is annoying on so many levels. Catherine assisted him, pushing the wheelchair that
