Domineering Lover novel Chapter 874

Serena had been very independent since she was a child. She didn't like to act like a spoiled child and didn't like to rely on others.

Although she looked very much like Adam, her character was more like Tracey.

Thirza looked like Tracey. She was cute and liked to do everything coquettishly. However, Steve always played along with her. As long as she made one single sound of whimpering, Steve wouldn't hesitate for a second even if she asked for the stars in the sky.

Hearing Serena's words, Avery was so thrilling, thinking what Adam said about how effective a trip together can be for their relationship.

Avery held Serena's hand and left. Addilyn watched them leave. Her face was as black as the ashes in a stove.

"Addilyn, do you like him?" Caitlin, Addilyn's mother, could read her daughter's mind like a piece of paper lying before her.

"Yes, I like him." Avery's appearance and his family background were perfect.

Originally, Addilyn had thought a wealthy playboy would suck at studying, only to find that he ranked the top at his grade for his first exam at the school.

The other nine students in the top ten were either nerds with a bird nest for hair or with glasses as thick as their shoe bottom.

Avery seemed to spend none of his time on study but all of them in the basketball court but he still did a very good job with his study.

At first, some people were unconvinced and decided that he must have cheated. Later, in class, he was sleeping on the desk one second and the next he was standing up, answering the question the teacher put forward.

Everyone regarded him as a genius, but no one knew that Avery had finished his high school course by himself in junior high.

He could've skipped grades a long time ago, but he didn't want to go that fast. He wanted to be with Serena for even if only a year. Avery had already benefitted from his investments when the top students were still scratching their heads over algebra.

Who wouldn't like such a perfect boy? Addilyn had already regarded him as her Prince Charming. She must get him as soon as possible.

"Addilyn, you are in your last year of high school this year. I advise you to focus on the SAT. Don't get distracted at this time.

When you are in college, I wouldn't interfere for a second with who you like. But now, I have to"

Every mother in the world would worry about this. The SAT meant everything. If she failed, her life would be ruined.

Addilyn was obviously the princess of the family judging from the humble attitude Caitlin talked to her.

"Mom, don't worry. I've always been in the top 10 of the grade. My grades won't change." She knew very well that a man like Avery wouldn't be found ever again in her life.

Now, if she could grasp Avery, she would have a perfect life.

The only reason she studied hard all the time was to get into a good college, then a good company. But that meant she would always work for others.

As long as she could marry Avery, she would have the life she wanted to live.

She was even more convinced so after seeing how Serena got into a much more expensive dress just one day after being with Avery.

"Addilyn, it seems that your classmate likes that little girl very much. Don't get yourself involved."

Her mother was simple, kind, but not stupid. Her

husband wouldn't even do the things Avery did at the lunch table for Serena.

It meant that he liked this little girl very much. Although she was a little bit young, it did not affect their relationship. In ancient times, it was very common for women to get married and have children when they were teenagers.

Her mother did not want Addilyn to get between them, as it was clear that Avery was not interested in her daughter.

"Mom, what do you know? As long as I can be his girlfriend, I can give you a bigger house tomorrow." Addilyn was already imagining how she and Avery would look together.

"Addilyn, that kind of wealthy family has nothing to do with us. You'd better stop dreaming about it while you are not in too deep." Caitlin shook her head.

"That's my own business." Addilyn didn't wanna argue with her parents, who had earned the same salary throughout their lives.