Carol Wright had moved away, so William Walton brought Laura returned to the villa.
If they continued to live in there, she had to cook everyday.
He didn't want her do it.
Thursday afternoon was the final match of the basketball game.
Perhaps it was because of the motivation, Benjamin Walton's fighting prowess was especially high.
In the end, he brought along the school basketball team and won this year's championship.
She looked at Benjamin holding the trophy with a face brimming with youth, a motherly warm smile appeared on Laura's face.
On the way back to school, Benjamin Walton sat by her side with a complacent look on his face: "How about it, Laura? Am I good?"
She rolled her eyes at him and said, "Sit well, stay away from me."
"Sigh, Laura, what's wrong with you? Are you planning to not fulfill your promise?"
"What promise?"
"Sure enough, I know that you've probably forgotten. Didn't you promise me that as long as I win this MVP competition you will help me do something? Why? You haven't even put the trophy in the school yet, and you're going to go back on your word?"
"Hey!" she laughed in a speechless manner, "Of course, I haven't forgotten. We can talk about this matter after we get home. There are so many people here, so keep distance for now."
Benjamin Walton could not help but laugh: "Laura, did you hear the rumors too?"
She looked at him and asked, "You heard it too?"
"Yeah."
"Then you still dare to come to my side?"
"If we keep our distance because they are talking behind our backs, that will prove our guilt. It's just that once my identity as the little brother of Walton family is exposed. I feel that it's too troublesome. In order to protect you, William harmed me. "
Laura couldn't help but laugh.
However, William's words from before made quite a bit of sense.
Why did she need to be afraid of others gossiping?
It's not as if she was really be with him.
"Stop complaining, I'll accept your kindness. Tell me, what do you want me to help you with?"
"I want to open a bar!" he said, looking at her with determination.
"Bar?"
She was speechless, she said, "If you told William about this, would he not agree?"
"That's right. He really does not agree with me, because the bar I am going to open is not for profit. It is purely for playing."
"Don't you have a lot of money yourself? Just do it by yourself. Why should you ask him?"
"If I don't earn money, my brother will find me embarrassing. After all, no one from Walton family is a coward in the business."
"Why do you insist on opening a bar?"
"I always have my purpose."
"Are you serious?"
"I really can't be more serious now."
Thinking about it, she nodded.
"Alright, I'll tell William about this, but whether he agrees or not is not something that I can decide."
