Doted by My Seven Brothers novel Chapter 97

Chapter 97 Game Rookie

The agent and Martin Brook went to talk about work. But it didn't take a long time. Then he came out and went to the Bakers' house with others together.

Tonight, Nancy's parents would leave here and return to L City.

As soon as she arrived at the Bakers' house, the little girl was picked up and was kissed on her soft cheek by James, who was waiting at the door.

"Darling, are you really not going back with Dad?"

He glared at Martin Brook, who was approaching them slowly.

The thick-skinned guy waved at him with a cheeky smile.

"Uncle, I haven't seen you for a long time. I miss you very much. Where's my aunt? I miss her too."

He smiled so gracefully and kindly, as if it wasn't him who took James' daughter away from him.

"You are talented at flattery. I heard your voice at a distance."

Windy, who was wearing a blue cheongsam, held her sister-in-law's arm and came out.

Both women were wearing cheongsams, one was elegant and dignified, the other was sexy and charming. Everyone who saw them would agree that they looked like young girls in their twenties.

Nancy saw her mother wearing a cheongsam. Her beautiful clear eyes instantly lit up.

"Mom! Beautiful!"

The little guy praised with a milky and loud voice. Her eyes that were as clean as glass brimmed with seriousness.

Windy smiled while covered her lips. She looked even better. Even James was stunned that his wife looked more charming than before when she was young.

Windy gave James a coquettish look. Then she took Nancy from James' arms and kissed her soft, tender and fair little face. Her little daughter was fragrant with the fragrance of milk, which smelled very good.

"Mom~"

Nancy's brows and eyes curved in a smile. She hugged her mother's neck and leaned forward to kiss her affectionately.

James was very satisfied, seeing the scene that the mother and daughter were happy and intimate.

It was a pity that there was some unpopular person who liked to come to disturb them.

"Auntie, you two look so young. If I stand beside you, people will think you are my sisters."

Martin Brook came close to Windy. He was so talkative that he made the two women laugh in a wink.

James Brook turned a long face instantly. What an annoying boy!

"Auntie, don't worry about Nancy. I'll take care of her for the two days. I have just finished filming and plan to take a good rest while dealing with some matters. I will take her to play tomorrow. There are many places of historic interest and scenery. It's good for children to go out and broaden their horizon, which also has a benefit to their moods ..."

James couldn't help but interject, "Are you sure? What if you are recognized and surrounded by your fans. That will scare Nancy. And what if someone takes the photos of you two, spreads them on the Internet and gossips that Nancy is your daughter, which is an insult to Nancy."

Martin Brook blinked his beautiful peach-blossom-shaped eyes, "Then I can explain it clearly."

Windy cast a glare at James, "Nancy just came back home. It's better to let her go out and play, which can make her more lively. When we go back home, you will have to go to work, and I will also go to work. Do you want Nancy to accompany you in the company or accompany Marcus in the company or just stay at home? If so, she will get bored."

James mumbled, "Isn't there Adam Brook?"

"Don't you worry if the two of them go out to play?"

James looked around and rested his eyes on Louis Brook, with a serious expression on his face.

"When did you come here, Louis?"

Louis Brook said calmly. "At noon."

Ivan Carter, "..."

Ivan Carter thought all of them were excellent, except him, a wimp.

Nancy looked at her fourth brother and blinked her eyes. Louis Brook made a silent gesture to her while James turned his head and continued to stare at his own brother.

The little girl's eyebrows and eyes curved in a smile. She nodded obediently and giggled while pursing her lips.

In the end, James failed to take Nancy away. He looked sad when he left.

"Darling, remember to miss Dad..."