The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1471

Chapter 1471 Locking Horns

“Probably a lapdog to her family? Haha…” All the students in the class burst out laughing upon seeing that.

As Vivian had been living abroad all this while, she found it hard to comprehend the language spoken locally. Hence, she could not understand their conversations, let alone deciphered what they were laughing at.

She stood there with a blank face until Kurt, whom she was looking for went to her. He stretched out his arms and covered both her ears with his hands.

“Kurt?”

“Let’s go,” he said indifferently.

After leaving the place, he put down his hands and habitually placed them in his pockets.

Seeing so, Vivian grabbed his arms and pulled them out of his pockets. Then, she gently held his with her delicate hands.

The boy was rendered speechless.

“Kurt, Uncle Solomon is here. Let’s head out to dine with him. He will help me handle the matter thereafter,” said Vivian.

“Sure.” Kurt did not refuse her. Instead, he allowed her to lead the way, holding his hands.

When they saw Solomon, he was in his car. Upon seeing the two young individuals, Solomon got out and opened the door to the back seat for them.

“Vivi, is this your little friend?” As the only adult present, Solomon posted a casual question with a smile as soon as he saw her.

Delighted, Vivian did not hesitate to make the introduction. “Yes, Uncle Solomon. This is Kurt, especially handpicked by Great-grandpa. He’s really intelligent. In a recent exam, he passed with flying colors and came out first in his grade.”

He’s that good, huh?

Solomon could not help but give the boy a once-over.

He realized that Kurt had been standing there quietly since moments ago. When their gazes met, the boy looked away and hung his head low.

He seems like a fine boy, though quite bashful and shy.

Solomon was quite relieved to see Vivian having a seemingly simple-minded and innocent friend. He never wanted her to hang around people with evil intentions. After all, Vivian grew up as everyone’s favorite, who was spoiled rotten by the entire family. Compared to Ichika, Vivian was even more naive and pure-hearted.

Subsequently, Solomon took the two children out for a meal.

As they were eating, Solomon noticed that Kurt had very good table manners and etiquettes unlike Vivian, who would gobble up her food.

Obediently, Kurt held the cutlery in style and chewed his food with his mouth closed. He seemed like a wonderful child.

Suddenly, Solomon’s phone rang.