Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love

Today’s Abraham Redington made Molly Wellington feel exceptionally odd.

Originally, she thought that after last night’s little tiff, Abraham Redington would most likely have a cold war or argue with her.

But no, there was nothing of the sort.

Not only was Abraham Redington not angry or domineering or harsh with her, he had become very gentle, his entire demeanor exuding a sense of affection for her.

This version of Abraham Redington made Molly Wellington feel strange, so much so that ever since she went out, her gaze had been locked on him, her mind filled entirely with thoughts of Abraham Redington.

It wasn’t until the car was halfway to school that Molly Wellington realized she had forgotten something.

"Oh no, I think I left my cell phone at home..." After searching her schoolbag, Molly Wellington discovered she had forgotten the most important communication tool.

Abraham Redington was driving, his almond-shaped eyes staring straight ahead, his handsome features showing no hint of guilt: "It’s alright, it’s not lost."

Abraham Redington comforted her softly, handing his cell phone to Molly Wellington: "Use mine for now. Call me when your group activity is almost over, I’ll come pick you up."

"How can I do that? You receive a lot of calls every day, your business is more important than mine." Molly Wellington didn’t even hesitate to return Abraham Redington’s cell phone. Being without one just meant it would be inconvenient to contact the outside while she was at school today.

If Abraham Redington didn’t have a cell phone, Loyalty Group and the branch here would likely be in chaos.

Abraham Redington’s eyes darkened slightly, but he didn’t argue with Molly Wellington, taking back his cell phone.

"Then be good and stay at school. When the time is right, borrow your senior’s phone and call me, I’ll come pick you up."

Molly Wellington stayed at school, yet without a cell phone, even if Dylan Wellington wanted to send someone to find her, they couldn’t.

At this thought, Abraham Redington’s previously cool gaze finally eased a bit.

His Molly, the precious one he had worked hard to coax back, he would never let her leave him again.

Molly Wellington had no idea that a contest had already unfolded between Dylan Wellington and Abraham Redington early this morning.

To prevent Abraham Redington from forcing his phone on her, Molly Wellington didn’t even dare to refuse his proposal to pick her up, completely going along with his plans.

Upon arriving at school, Abraham Redington’s car didn’t stop, but instead drove straight to the university’s gate.

"Why aren’t you stopping? We’re already at school."

Abraham Redington hadn’t had time to explain when the school gate, which usually didn’t allow outside vehicles to enter casually, was opened.

Abraham Redington’s low-key luxurious sports car smoothly drove into the university campus.

"You got a pass, when did that happen?"

The school wouldn’t casually issue passes, and Abraham Redington wasn’t school leadership, unless...

As he slowed down the car and carefully watched campus road conditions, Abraham Redington said casually: "I donated a laboratory building to your school."

Molly Wellington: "..."

Well, she had guessed it.

Sure enough, whether it’s Abraham Redington or Daddy, these men are the same at heart—domineering.

Back when she first came to H University, Daddy immediately donated three dormitory buildings to H University.

And that’s not all; the Wellington Group also signed a talent cultivation and introduction plan with H University, far outside its sphere of influence.

For this purpose, the Wellington Group specifically set up a branch at H University.

Because of this, Molly Wellington didn’t dare to associate with the Wellington Group in H city, staying away to avoid suspicion.

"You men are really so immature..." Thinking of Abraham Redington and Daddy’s childish behavior, Molly Wellington couldn’t help but mumble softly.

Focused on watching the road and avoiding students, Abraham Redington raised an eyebrow: "What?"

"Nothing, I said... turn left up ahead, that’s the main library."