Doted by My Seven Brothers

Chapter 11 Being Teased

Chapter 11 Being Teased

Adam shouted, "How dare you bite me! Louis also asked you to bite him just now. Why didn't you do as he said?"

Adam glared at Nancy. It didn't hurt, but Adam felt wronged. He was Nancy's elder brother, not Louis!

Nancy relaxed her bite and scuttled behind Louis, staring at Adam.

Nancy murmured, "You asked me to do that."

Adam teased Nancy several times by saying she was ugly. So Nancy thought Adam was going too far.

"Louis also asked you to bite him!" Adam answered back.

Adam was not convinced and said with his hands on his hips.

Louis poked Adam's forehead with a finger, "I am your elder brother. Be polite! You teased Nancy about her appearance, so you deserve it. You are the ugly one."

Adam yelled, "She is my younger sister, not yours!"

Louis snorted, "You just asked Nancy not to tell anyone that she is your sister, didn't you? Did you forget what you said? Should I buy some brain-boosting foods for you?"

Adam stammered embarrassedly, "Don't tell my fellow friends, I mean."

Louis and Adam kept squabbling while walking. Nancy followed Louis step by step, hanging onto his shirt.

Louis had long legs, so he used to walk fast with long strides. But now he walked slowly, so Nancy could catch up with him. Louis wore a casual expression, as if he didn't change the way he walked.

Their mothers, Windy and Vivian, also followed behind and looked at them with smiles. They did not intervene in the squabbles between Adam and Louis. And they hoped that Nancy could get along well with the two of them.

Adam's mother Windy said, "Louis seems to be bad-tempered, but he is surprisingly considerate."

Both mothers were gratified to see Louis' changes.

Windy added, "Adam is so arrogant and always teases Nancy. If one day Nancy gets mad and ignores Adam, he must be regretful."

Louis' mom Vivian said with a smile, "Adam often speaks contrary to his thoughts. He pretends not to care about Nancy, but he still come with us. Moreover, he waited for several hours in the beauty salon. Do you think he could be so patient before?"

Windy and Vivian could not help but laugh. They were relieved to see Nancy get along well with Adam and Louis.

"Let's go! I'll take you to get your hair cut." Louis picked her up and held her in his arms and walked towards a barbershop.

Nancy, who was carried under Louis' arm, was in a daze. She didn't come to her senses even when she sat in the barbershop.

"Change her hairstyle," said Louis.

Then Louis leaned back on a chair, and subconsciously sat cross-legged.

Louis was slapped on the back of the head by Vivian and put down his legs in annoyance. He forgot that his mother was also here.

Adam gloated over it and strutted past Louis. Then he almost got kicked in the butt by Louis.

Windy talked to the barber, "Please give Nancy a top hair care, and then a cute haircut."

The barber did as Windy said. After a while, Nancy's hair shifted from being dry to soft and fluffy. And she got a Bob haircut that made her look more lovely.

Nancy looked so different after getting a new hairstyle. Adam rubbed his eyes in surprise and walked around Nancy to check whether she was his little sister or not.

Adam asked in amazement, "Are you that ugly Nancy?"

Adam poked Nancy's face with his finger. Her face was not chubby, but was soft and smooth. Now she looked so cute because of her little pretty face and the loose hair.

Adam wanted to touch Nancy's hair. Now he thought it was okay if Nancy told others she was his younger sister.

If Nancy wanted to do that, Adam decided to turn a blind eye.

At that point, Louis directly rubbed Nancy's hair. So Nancy's hair became a mess.

Nancy covered her head, "Be gentle with my hair. My hair is a mess now."

Nancy said in a low murmur and had no deterrent effect.

Looking at Nancy, Louis was in a good mood and wore a big smile.

But the next moment, he was taught a lesson by Vivian.

Louis' mom scolded him, "What are you doing? You messed up Nancy's hair!"

Now it was Louis who had to cover his head and scurry away.

Adam was displeased and glared at Louis. How dare he! I didn't even touch her hair, Adam thought.

Nancy was about to walk out of the barbershop with Windy when she saw Adam standing still angrily. She had no idea why Adam was angry, but she still ran back. Nancy timidly took Adam's hand and looked at him with her bright and clear eyes.

"Let's go, Adam."

Nancy's gentle voice soothed Adam. For the first time, he held Nancy's hand and looked into her big, careful and clear eyes. He was a little awkward, but later, he raised his chin proudly.

"I know you like me so much. Now you can hold my hand. Let's go."

Adam tightened his grip on Nancy's hand. He looked at Louis with a smug and provocative expression.

Adam's expression was like, 'Look, I am Nancy's favourite!'

He appeared very proud and self-satisfied.

Louis gave Adam a contemptuous look. It was Adam himself who held Nancy's hand and didn't let go. But he really thought Nancy liked him so much. Nancy also followed in Louis' footsteps, holding on to his shirt. But Louis didn't feel smug about it.

Nancy now had new clothes and a new hairstyle. Although she was still thin, she was no longer the poor girl who dressed like a country bumpkin at the beginning.

At the headquarters of the Brook Group, James ended the meeting. But there were still two hours before getting off work!

James never felt that time passed with incredible slowness. He frowned and his lips compressed into a thin line. It made him look gloomy.

James' assistant Alex glanced at James and felt he was acting strangely today!

Throughout the meeting, Alex noticed that James checked the time several times. He even felt James couldn't wait to get off work.

Alex remembered that James acted like this only when he was just married. So what happened?

At that moment, James' phone rang.

James couldn't wait to answer the phone, "Hello?"

"Dad, this is Nancy."

A warm and gentle voice came from the phone. James' expression softened instantly.

Assistant Alex thought it must be Mrs. Brook who made the call.