Mr. Waltson, Refrain Yourself

After dinner, Amy stayed at the Max family for half an afternoon.

It was not that she didn’t want to go home, but Max didn’t allow her to go.

After dinner, Max asked her to have a rest in the bedroom.

At first, Amy was a little worried about Max. But later, she found that her worry was unnecessary.

Because the reason why Max asked her to stay was that he wanted to do something reckless.

Fortunately, Max was sensible and kept his bottom line.

Seeing that Amy’s face turned red because of his flirtation, Max lay beside her and said, “Amy, I can only wait until you are 20 years old. If you keep on doing that, I may get sick.”

Amy looked at him with a red face and said, “Max Brother, you weren’t like this before.”

“The past is the past. Men will change.”

Amy pouted, “what if you don’t like me anymore?”

Max touched her nose and said, “no, I won’t.”

“How can you be so sure? What if you just said that men will change?”

Max smiled firmly. “You can’t believe me? I have never broken my promise in my life.”

How could a person who had lived for half a life not be sure of this.

Amy pouted, “you used to hate me.”

“I was wrong.”

Amy was stunned. Max Brother was trying to impress her little by little.

Somehow, she had a feeling that Max had changed in front of her.

What a mess.

At nearly four o’clock, Max sent Amy back to the Waltson family.

But in order not to arouse the suspicion of her family, Amy got off the car at the door and walked in by herself.

Seeing Amy enter the house, Max sighed in his heart.

He really wanted to keep her by his side aboveboard.

Max started the car and drove away. Not long after, his phone rang.

Badaire Coman came back. He had set up a trap.

In the evening, Wills Waltson, Max, William and Badaire Coman gathered at the club.

Seeing Max sitting next to Wills Waltson drinking like nothing had happened, Bob couldn’t help but titter.

Finally, under the warning of Max, he restrained himself.

In less than half an hour, Wills Waltson called Irene two times.

Badaire Coman couldn’t help saying, “you’re exaggerating, Mr. Courtney. Do you want to tie your tenderness to you?”

Wills Waltson didn’t care about Badaire Coman’s ridicule and said, “as a single man, you don’t understand the concern of a married man at all.”

After saying that, he smiled complacently.

Badaire Coman shook his head and said, “don’t you have the urge to throw him out?”

With his legs crossed, he leaned back and said, “it doesn’t matter. A man who has a woman can’t be regarded as a normal person in the eyes of a single man. Here, perhaps only you don’t understand what I mean.”

Shaking the glass of wine, Wills Waltson poked Max’s shoulder and said, “there’s another gooseflesh here.”

When he was about to say something, Max gave him a warning look.

Bob nodded and said, “yes, you’re right. Forget him. Don’t choose between you two. You’re too old.”

Badaire Coman snorted, “what do you know? The older you are, the less anxious you can be.”

Wills Waltson chuckled, “with your current conditions, you don’t have to wait for women to pick on you. Just tell me what kind of woman you want.”

Badaire Coman and Max looked at each other.

“MaxMax, please tell me first. I’m really curious about you.”

Max hit him sideways.

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Wills Waltson also looked at Max.

“No girl can stand his stereotype. Let’s listen to him first.”

Max cleared his throat and said, “there will always be someone suitable for me.”

Wills Waltson smiled, “to be honest, your character is… Difficult.”

Bob put down his glass and said deliberately, “I think Max is a good man. He either doesn’t like Max, or he loves her wholeheartedly as long as he is determined. If my family has a daughter, I like men like him very much.”

Max smiled and looked at Wills Waltson.

Wills Waltson crossed his legs and said, “well, don’t comfort him. If you really have a daughter, you wouldn’t have said that.”

Max frowned and looked at Wills Waltson. “Am I that bad?”

Wills Waltson couldn’t help smiling and said, “as brothers, I have nothing to say. But if I have a daughter, I’ll ask him to avoid you.”

“Why? The Waltson family doesn’t care about the relationship between children, does it?”

“I don’t care, but I will also give you a kind reminder. Our daughter was brought up in our hands. Why should we send her to such a serious person as you to control her life? It’s a lifetime thing. How aggrieved it is.”

Max snorted, “I’m not as strict as you think.”

“Buddy, you’re wrong.”

Bob almost burst into laughter when he saw the two quarreling.

Max was going to be upset if his brother-in-law disliked him.

What would happen if he knew that his flowers were taken away by Max, the man he hated most?

Badaire Coman took a sip of wine and looked at him, “what’s your expression, boy?”

Bob came to his senses and asked, “what’s wrong with me?”

“You look like a thief.”

Bob cleared his throat. Was it so obvious?

He grinned and waved his hand at the two men opposite him.

“Well, you two stop arguing. Marriage is a big deal. It doesn’t matter who says it. Only the people involved know whether this pair of shoes fit or not.”

Badaire Coman asked, “do you like Rose Clinton?”

Bob clicked his tongue and became a little annoyed.

Badaire Coman raised his eyebrows, “what happened when I was away?”

Now, it was Wills Waltson and Max who watched the fun.

Everyone knew that Rose Clinton was a thorny flower. It was enough for him to get rid of her.

Waving his hand, Jarvis said, “don’t mention my business. Let’s talk about yours. Do you have a goal now? If you don’t have a goal, I and Vincent will help you find one.”

Wills Waltson smiled gently and said, “how about I split up with William and help each other?”

“I’ll choose Wesley,” replied Bob

Wills Waltson clicked his tongue and said, “aren’t you admiring Max?”

“It’s not difficult for him. He just came back. Grandpa has prepared many women for him. Maybe there is a suitable one among them. Then I don’t have to worry about finding another one.”

Badaire Coman smiled speechlessly, “you know old grandpa well.”

“Of course,” said Bob, pointing at Max. Then he turned to Wills Waltson and said, “then I’ll leave Max to you.”

Wills Waltson looked at Max, spread out his hands and said, “tell me, what exactly do you like? Tell me in detail.”

Max hesitated for a moment, looked at him sincerely and said, “I have a suitable person.”