Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo
Chapter 316

Maya widened her eyes, not knowing how to respond to Evan.

A brief moment later, Nicole walked into the living room with Sylphiette.

“Nicole, please sit down,” said Sylphiette.

Sylphiette deliberately displayed a sense of intimacy and respect towards Nicole as she poured her a cup of tea.

Just a moment ago, she was full of mockery and sarcasm. Why the sudden change in attitude?

What a strange woman!

Evan felt equally perplexed. These two have always been at loggerheads with one another. How come they are suddenly so nice towards each other now?

He stared at the two ladies in confusion.

After pouring Nicole a cup of tea, Sylphiette said, “Here’s your tea, Nicole.” Right after that, she took a seat next to Nicole.

Nicole looked at her without saying a word.

Davin, on the other hand, could not figure out what was going on either.

Nicole should expose Sylphiette and give her two tight slaps for impersonating her when she was younger.

Why is she accepting Sylphiette’s “kind” gestures?

Just as everyone was puzzled, Sheila said, “Continue with your questions.”

So Davin began asking his second question, “Back then, Evan made a wreath for you. May I know which color of roses he used the most?”

Sylphiette pretended to give it a think, then turned to look at Nicole.

As Nicole was serving tea, she whispered the word “pink.”

Upon hearing Nicole’s whispers, Sylphiette answered Davin’s question confidently and also described a few events that happened back then.

Only Evan and Nicole knew about these events.

Sylphiette and Nicole agreed to exchange answers as part of the deal they had struck earlier.

Evan sensed that something was wrong when he saw the guilty look on her face and how she pushed for Davin’s questions.

If the little girl from before was indeed Nicole, why would she help Sylphiette?

Is she hoping for Sylphiette and I to continue being together?

So she can develop her relationship with Rocky?

Or, is there a bigger set up behind all this?

Or perhaps Nicole wasn’t that little girl after all?

Whatever it is, Nicole wouldn’t do such thing without reason. She must have other intentions.

Doubts and questions started circling through Evan’s mind.

On the other hand, Davin felt like things were getting tricky with Sylphiette’s sudden change in attitude.

I just wanted to expose her impersonation, but…

Why would Nicole help Sylphiette all of a sudden and ruin my plan?

I simply can’t figure this out!

That very moment, a trace of pride flashed through Sylphiette’s eyes as she thought to herself, I never thought Nicole would help me at this critical moment.

She stood up and said, “Is there anything else you would like to ask? If not, I’m going to get some clothes for Nicole.”

“No need for that. That piece of clothing doesn’t fit her anyway,” Evan said coldly while giving Sylphiette the side-eye.

Upon hearing this, Nicole lowered her head in disappointment as she knew very well where she stood in Evan’s heart.

She had never thought about wearing the clothes he bought, let alone the clothes he bought for Sylphiette.

“Evan, Nicole can have some of these clothes since there are so many pieces,” said Sylphiette.

“No! I’m not short of clothes. Moreover, we don’t necessarily share the same taste in clothing,” rebutted Nicole.

Sylphiette’s face sank slightly, but she forced herself to put on a concerned look.

“I’m so sorry, Nicole. I didn’t think this through properly. Evan is the one who bought these clothes. I thought you would like the clothes he chose,” she said.

“Trust me, we do not share the same taste,” Nicole snapped and said nothing further.

Unexpectedly, Evan let out a cold snort and said, “Then what do you like, Dr. Tussaud? The type of clothes that Rocky would like?”

Nicole knitted her brows into a frown. What has this got to do with Rocky!

Moreover, I don’t always tell Rocky what I like.

“I’m not telling you.” Nicole’s voice reverberated.

Evan looked at her coldly and responded, “It’s difficult for you to say it, right? Yes, you have terrible taste in both clothes and men!”