Chapter 266: What are you doing?
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It is called nurturing, but it was actually taming.
Since childhood, he had brainwashed that child, making him understand the foolhardy mistakes of his father and grandfather, so as to devote himself entirely to his enemy. This was the most ruthless aspect of Alexander Sumrs.
Purple Sumrs remained silent.
She knew that what Alexander did was understandable.
He did not have the surna Howard, and was young. To establish absolute prestige in the muddy waters of the Howard Family, he had to use ruthless ans to make people respect and submit.
But knowing was one thing, feeling was another.
Purple grew up in the sunshine, she received a good education, studied law and social norms; Alexander, for her, was from another world.
Yet she tried to have an equal conversation and plan a future with a man who was on the edge of moral law.
It was naive and ridiculous.
Unconsciously, a bit of coldness swept through Purple’s heart.
“Let’s not talk about this anymore. I’m leaving early tomorrow, so be with tonight.” Alexander stroked her face, adding, “Be good, or I won’t be able to help but take you with on the plane tomorrow.”
His tenderness always carried coercion.
Purple remained silent and did not speak.
Zack Wallace drove them to the villa on the mountain.
In the secluded mountains and forests, the villa was brightly lit. Sitting in the car, Purple saw people busily going in and out of the house.
She looked at Alexander with surprise.
What on earth was he up to?
As the car pulled up to the door, Alexander led Purple inside.
Obviously, the people inside had already been briefed; everyone was busy with their heads down, not daring to look this way.
Alexander took Purple back to the room to change clothes.
…Changing into school uniforms.
Not only did Purple change into a school uniform, but Alexander also changed into one!
“You… you’re too perverted!” Purple stared in disbelief.
She could never figure out the logic of Alexander’s thinking! Dragging her out in the middle of the night for a school uniform party?!
After they ca out, makeup artists imdiately approached them for styling.
The makeup artist styled Purple’s hair into two long braids hanging over her shoulders, while Alexander’s hair was neatly arranged, showing a studious and youthful look. At a glance, they really looked like seventeen or eighteen-year- old students.
A corner of the living room was set up as a classroom backdrop. Purple and Alexander sat at desks, posing as if they were doing schoolwork or listening to lectures, while a photographer was ready to capture the mont.
Purple was puzzled, so she half-heartedly followed the instructions for a few poses. Suddenly, she rembered sothing! Wasn’t that makeup artist the one who won the Best Film Stylist award this year?!
…So this photographer must not be an ordinary person either.
Everyone Alexander invited was an elite in their industry. To achieve this level, they had put in countless effort and hard work. Purple respected them, so she stopped being indifferent and began to take the matter seriously.
Although she still couldn’t understand what Alexander was up to…
After finishing the school uniform photoshoot, they were taken back to the room to change clothes again. This ti, they wore matching winter coats and walked hand in hand under the ginkgo trees outside the house.
Under the lights, ginkgo leaves sparkled with a golden glow. They stood under the tree, as if enveloped in a golden mist. The shooting team thought it wasn’t beautiful enough, so they turned on a fan and blew the golden leaves into the air-
Purple found the whole thing absurd.
Later, they went back inside to change clothes once more. This ti it was even more bizarre; Alexander was dressed in a suit, while Purple wore house clothes and an apron…
Yes, an apron with cute little lace trimmings.
Purple looked like a virtuous and adorable wife, opening the door for her husband Alexander when he ca ho from work.
Purple was about to go crazy!
What on earth was Alexander up to?!
—What exactly was he up to?!!
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