The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 837

Kingsley smiled lightly, "Everybody has flaws. I have a lot of experience. In most cases, few people know what I'm really thinking. As we get along, you will find out..."

She listened and chuckled, "Mr. Wright, I'll see!"

"Maybe you should stop calling me that? They call me Mr. Wright, but you are different from them." His voice was soft as he gazed at her.

Under his gaze, Sherman blushed. She thought for a while, and said slowly, "Kingsley..."

In the past she never thought she would fall in love with a man like him.

He gave the impression of being dignified and unassailable. She had indescribable respect for him and always felt that it was inappropriate to call him b y his first name.

But as he said, they were in a relationship, she could not call him Mr. Wright all the time.

To be honest, she really hadn’t thought that she would be in a relationship with him.

Kingsley gazed at her, a gentle smile appearing on his lips, "If you want to know my flaws, then you'll have t o get to know me more deeply."

Sherman's heart beat rapidly. She had a feeling of losing control, so she shifted her gaze away quickly.

"I want you to call me Kingsley from now on, not Mr. Wright." He added.

"What exactly do you do for a living? Why do you have dealings with the mayor and the president of Greig Corporation?" She was curious about his identity.

Sherman didn't ask further questions. Kingsley drove Sherman to her apartment. When they arrived, he told her to hurry up and go upstairs. The snow was still falling and it was extremely cold.

Then, he drove away. Although it snowed heavily, it did not affect driving.

Sherman lay down on the bed after taking a shower. Grace asked Sherman what she did with her prince charming today, only to hear Sherman say that she saw Billy today.

Grace was stunned. But Sherman smiled and said flatly, "I can't believe that I don't know him very well i n seven years, but luckily it's not too late."

It wasn't too late to figure out the true nature of a person in seven years. If it took twenty years to get to know who he really was, it would be too late, as you would be in your forties.

Grace couldn’t understand the meaning of Sherman's words, but Sherman slowly closed her eyes.