Chapter 86 Morris Being Mean
Issac leaned against the big chair and stared at Vivian with sultry eyes. "That''s fine. After all, I''ve been
quite busy recently. But don''t worry about your parents. I''ll take care of everything. I promise they''ll be
safe and sound."
The charity was organized by the government of Houston, and all the bigpanies had to send
people there.
The person participating this time was Issac''s father, Quintel Shaw.
Since Quintel had never liked Vivian, Issac had deliberately arranged for her to go to Lansing so that
Quintel could have a further understanding of her.
He wanted Quintel to know that Vivian wasn''t just a simple girl and he wanted Quintel to ept her.
For this reason, Issac put in a lot of effort.
He knew very well that if he went to Lansing with Vivian, Quintel would think that they were just acting
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like that.
"Well, I believe you. But how long will it take to go to Lansing this time? When will I leave?"
"You have to set off the day after tomorrow, but... you have to go for half a month this time."
While speaking, Issac stared at Vivian and said, "If you don''t want to go, I can find someone else."
Half a month was enough for Quintel to observe Vivian.
Issac knew Quintel too well. For his personality, if he knew that Vivian would appear, he would
definitely keep eyes on her.
As for Vivian, she was a kind and patient person. After half a month of observation, Quintel would
definitely ept her.
At that time, when she came back, he would express his love to Vivian.
"I can do it, there''s no problem."
Vivian happily agreed.
Not to mention that she liked charity, she owed so much to Issac. She could help Issac s to make up for
her loss.
After the discussion, Vivian returned to the secretary''s office to continue her work.
After work in the evening, they had dinner together.
After the dinner, Issac said that he would send Vivian back. Vivian was afraid that Issac would know
that she was living with Morris, so she said, "I want to ride a bike. I want to move and lose weight."
Since she insisted, Issac couldn''t refuse, so they parted ways.
When Vivian returned to the apartment, it was already 8:30 in the evening, but the apartment was dark
and there was no one at all.
Vivian sat on the sofa wearily. She was a little sleepy, but she couldn''t fall asleep.
When she went to the study, Morris was not there. She sat in the study and yed games.
It was not until 11 o''clock in the evening that Morris finally returned.
He walked into the study and saw Vivian ying games in front of hisputer. Vivian said, "It''s just a
ten-win of the Summit. There''s no need to show off."
Just as the game was over, Vivian took off her headphones and happened to see Morris standing at
the door of the study.
The silent appearance startled her.
"Morris, are you walking without any sound? You scared me to death."
She was so scared that her liver trembled. She reached out and patted her chest. "You are so scared."
"If you don''t do anything wrong, why are you scared?"
Morris'' jade-like fingers untied the button of the blue suit. He took off the suit and hung it on the hanger.
He nced at Vivian coldly. "How''s your application for jobs?"
"Job... uh... I''m still looking for it." Her eyes shed and she immediately logged out of the game
ount. She stood up and said, "Do you want to work? I won''t bother you anymore. Bye."
She quickly walked out of the study and didn''t want to talk too much with Morris.
Back in the living room, shey on the sofa, ying with her mobile phone and watching TV series
without any sleepiness.
At half past two in the morning, Morris came out of the study and found that Vivian was energetic,
watching a y. He asked, "Why don''t you sleep?"
Lying on the sofa, she held the pillow and shook her head. "I can''t fall asleep."
The man frowned slightly. "Did you sleep during the day?"
"No."
She sighed. "Maybe... I''ve gotten used to my own bed and I miss it."
Morris said. "Good night."
After that, he went straight back to his room and closed the door.
Vivian heard the sound of the door closing and nced his door. She was a little confused. "He..."
He seemed to be angry and ignored her. He was not in a good mood.
She didn''t think too much and continued to watch variety shows,ughing.
In the bedroom, when Morris heard the voice in the living room, his gaze turned sultry.
At four o''clock in the morning, he could still hear Vivianughing and muttering something.
Half an hourter, it was silent.
He walked out of the bedroom and saw Vivian lying on the sofa, sleeping soundly with a pillow in her
arms.
He stood in front of her, frowned slightly. He leaned over to hold her in his arms, and sent her to her
bedroom.
Lying on the bed, she turned over and continued to sleep.
Because she was wearing a blue pajama. Although she was wearing underwear, she tilted her legs and
pressed it against the quilt, revealing her white and smooth skin. Her underwear was partly visible.
Morris'' expression was cold. He took out another thin nket and covered her with it before leaving.
Vivian woke up naturally.
When Vivian woke up again, she found herself sleeping in the bedroom.
She got up and washed up. When she came out of the bedroom, she found a few more paper bags in
the living room.
She walked over and took a curious look. Looking at Morris, who was sitting in the dining room, she
asked, "What did you buy?"
"Pajamas."
"But I have pajamas?" As Vivian spoke, she took out her new pajamas. Only then did she realize that
they were loose short sleeves and shorts. They were more conservative.
“Oh, fine. I''m going to buy some. You saved me a lot of things.”
Originally, Vivian had wanted to buy new pajamas for herself. After all, they were alone in the same
room, so it would be inappropriate for her to wear slip pajamas.
Especially she had been sleeping on the sofa in the living room for the past two days and she was
carried to the bedroom by Morris.
If she identally stimted Morris, she would be the one suffering.
She put down her pajamas and walked to Morris. She chuckled. "Thank you, Morris."
Vivian was gawky.
Once there is any benefit for her, she will tteringly call Morris ''brother''. But Vivian always called
Morris'' name directly in other asions.
Morris was almost... He got used to it.
However, Morris pped a ticket in front of Vivian, "Remember to make it up."
Vivian''s small face immediately fell. "Are you kidding me, Morris. You are my brother. How can you ask
me to pay for clothes?"
"You can also consider paying with yourself."
Morris scooped up a spoonful of porridge with a spoon and said while eating.
Vivian held the ticket and looked at the price of the two sets of pajamas, which were more than 300
dors. This was probably the cheapest dress that Morris had bought.
Fortunately, the price was not very expensive, so he said, "Okay, it''s just more than 300 dors. I can
afford it."
After saying, she asked again, "Is my meal still in the kitchen?"