The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 1301

Ellinor's face turned serious. "Who are you calling a pig?"

Theo smirked. "Who's swinging?"

No woman would be happy being called a "little chubby pig," and Ellinor was no exception.

She was chubby because she was pregnant.

Even though her face and belly were round, her limbs were still slender.

"Mr. Blanchet, if you don't know how to talk to women, then don't. Otherwise, you might get scolded."

When Theo saw that Ellinor seemed genuinely angry, he chuckled. "What's wrong with calling you a little chubby pig? It's a cute nickname."

Ellinor gritted her teeth, looking displeased. "Ha! Thanks for the compliment. Anything else? If not, I'm hanging up!"

Theo lazily stroked his chin. "You better not lose weight after giving birth."

Ellinor was really mad. "What did I do to piss you off? Why are you doing this to me?"

Theo sat up straight, leaning closer to the camera. "I like you a bit chubby; it feels good to the touch."

Ellinor's lips twitched in anger. "None of your business! You old lech!"

Theo laughed softly. "Alright, don't be mad! Don't stay in the sun too long; get inside soon."

Ellinor huffed. "You can't tell me what to do! I'll stay out as long as I want; it's none of your business."

Theo frowned, pretending to be serious. "But won't you turn into a roasted pig then?"

Ellinor was so angry that she clenched her teeth. "Say I'm a pig one more time!"

Theo dropped his teasing gaze, his eyes becoming gentle. "Alright, I won't say it again. You're not fat now; you’re just right. You were too skinny before. I like you with a bit of meat. You’re cute and beautiful."

Why was he talking to her in that tone?

She wasn't a kid.

After thinking for a while, she didn't hang up and just set the phone aside; she had nothing to lose.

Just then, Byran ran over while panting heavily, opening an umbrella as he ran. "So you're here; I've been looking for you!"

Byran was sweating profusely, but Ellinor thought he was really cute.

No wonder Ida was into Byran.

There weren't many boys as pure and naive as him.

There were many sneaky and cunning men, like Theo!

Byran held the umbrella over her to block the sun, caught his breath, and then hesitantly asked, "Ellinor, can I go out for a bit at noon? I want to have lunch with Ida."

Ellinor casually swung on the swing. "What do you like about Ida?"

Byran was stumped by the question. He hadn't thought about it before.