Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo Chapter 1322

I Did Not Do Anything

“Take a closer look at it. You can make some suggestions if there’s anything you’re dissatisfied with.
They can then revise the plan.”

“Ah, okay.”

Nicole snapped out of her thoughts and focused back on the floor plan.

Her phone rang suddenly three minutes later. She glanced at the screen, which showed that it was
Sophia calling, so she immediately picked up.

The voice that came out, however, was Joy’s.

“Mommy, what are you doing right now?”

“Mommy is at work, Joy. Were you a good girl with Grandma? Did you make trouble?”

On the screen, Joy was silent for a while before looking at Davin and answering with, “Mommy, I was a
good girl and didn’t make any trouble.”

The little girl’s voice was a little faint and unsure. Next, Davin’s voice rang out. “Oh, you didn’t make
trouble, huh? You were a good girl, you say? You caused plenty of trouble already, you precocious kid.”

“What’s the matter? What did Joy do?” Nicole asked curiously.

“Mommy, I didn’t do anything!” Joy insisted.

“Your daughter is really something, Nicole. Mom took her and Zayden to a wedding in the morning, and
you know what she did? She took our Zayden to compete on the stage and said that the one who won
would be the boss.” Davin continued, “But after that, she refused to fight and had Zayden do it. You



know Zayden; there’s no way he could win the fight. So Joy called up Luke for help. In the end, the
three of them joined forces and beat up all the children attending the banquet, who then started crying.
They made the wedding feel like a funeral with all the sobbing going on. Needless to say, the kids’
parents were not happy either and tried to argue with Mom.

“You know Mom. She didn’t get angry with these brats, but instead, she stood by their side and said
that it was normal for kids to fight. She also bragged that her granddaughter and grandsons won the
fight. So understandably, the kids’ parents were even more unhappy and had a dispute with Mom. As
soon as these brats saw those people arguing with Mom, they promptly played pranks on those
parents. You can imagine how the wedding turned out… The sound of kids crying alone was enough,
and now there were additional noises from the adults. A nice wedding turned into such a mess. The
hosts were furious and finally called me over, so I went there to pick Mom and those little devils up.
Alas, these children are really out of control!”

Joy stared at Davin with a stubborn expression while he explained.

“What’s with that look? Was I wrong?” Davin asked when he noticed Joy’s stare.

Joy rolled her eyes and said, “What you said was wrong. They willingly agreed to participate in the fight
and should have admitted their defeat after their loss, not started crying. They really are just a bunch of
gutless crybabies.”

After seeing the proud expression on Joy’s round face, Davin said, “They wouldn’t have participated in
the challenge if you didn’t start it. To put it simply, you are the initiator, little troublemaker.”

Joy wasn’t happy with Davin’s words, so she rolled her eyes again and began to argue with him.

“I started the challenge because I wanted to seek justice for Zayden. A kid bullied him before, but
Zayden didn’t dare to fight back. A man shouldn’t take that lying down, so I started the challenge. I



wanted Zayden to avenge himself.”

Davin was quite surprised to hear Joy’s reason. He then turned to Zayden and asked, “Is what she said
true?”

Zayden just fidgeted with his fingers without saying anything.

“Is it true?” Davin repeated.

The boy looked at him before lowering his head.

“Hey, why are you so timid? Why don’t you fight back when others bully you? You’re like a tennis ball,
so easily smacked around…”

Zayden looked at him again with an aggrieved expression on his small face. It wasn’t like he didn’t want
to fight back, but his mother always told him not to fight and to be brave. She told him that people
should use their brains to solve their problems and win, not their fists.

Davin became angrier when he saw his aggrieved and pitiful expression. “Kid, I’m telling you now, you
better hit the people who hit you from now on. If they hit you once, you pay them back double. And if
they hit you twice, then make them cry! You’re not my son if you let people hurt you so casually in the
future, you got me?”


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