Next One Is a Babe Chapter 1644

The guy gave her a racket and taught her how to play. Since he was teaching her, there was bound to

be skin contact. For example, he had to teach her how to grip and swing the racket step by step, and

he would need to touch her if he wanted to teach. A moment later, Ian went over to his mother.

Aurora was smiling at Cindy and the guy.

“Who is he?” Ian muttered.

Aurora answered without looking at him, “No idea. He seems nice to me.”

Really? I don’t think so. He sat down on Cindy’s spot and stared at her.

Cindy started off awkward, but she relaxed after being taught for a while, and she happily played

badminton with the guy. But since she was a newbie, she couldn’t fire back a lot of times. Even so, the

guy didn’t get impatient. Instead, he encouraged her with a smile.

The more Ian looked, the more annoyed he was. How can she smile so alluringly at him but growl at

me all the time? This is not fair.

Aurora seemed to be oblivious to her son’s annoyance, and she smiled. “He’s about the same age as

her. Guess they have a lot to talk about. They look so happy.”

Ian was still tense and quiet.

Aurora chuckled. “You should learn from him. He’s so patient.”

Ian never shifted his gaze. Cindy missed the serve again, so the guy came over to show her some

moves, then he gave her an easy serve as training. Since she got into the flow, Cindy finally managed

to fire back, and they smiled.

Dang it. Ian lost the mood to watch, so he stood up. “You stay here. I’ll go around.”

Aurora didn’t ask him to stay. “Sure,” she answered curtly, then she went back to looking at Cindy.

Ian was annoyed that his mother was ignoring him, so he turned around and went somewhere far from

them. He didn’t have anywhere he wanted to go, but if he stayed back there, he might end up puking

and cursing.

After a short stroll, he went toward where the old folks were. Their exercise was gentle—most of it was

just stretches and taichi. He stood behind them, but still he could vaguely see Cindy. However, she

probably didn’t even notice he was gone, and she seemed to be enjoying herself. “That little…,” he

mumbled.

He leaned back on one of the workout equipment behind the old folks and took his phone out. Yulia

had sent him a message saying that the furore had died down. The court of public opinion was always

fickle, after all. Give them time, and they’d move on to the next trend.

Yulia knew Ian was back at his old home, so she asked him if everything was going well. So she knows

why I’m back.

‘Yes,’ he replied out of gratitude. After all, she did try to get some resources for Aurora back then,

though that ended in failure.

Yulia replied quickly, ‘I heard someone saying that a new storm is brewing on the Internet. They are

targeting you again.’

Ian didn’t really care about that at this point. He hesitated for a while before texting back, ‘It’s fine. I can

handle it.’ He clicked on send, and a moment later, he texted, ‘TTYL. I’m busy.’

Yulia was probably free at the moment, since she kept texting him over the last couple of days. If he

didn’t stop her, she wouldn’t stop talking.