My billionaire husband spoils me too much
Chapter 795

Chapter 795"How's the wound on your forehead?”Chad chose to hide the injury on his body and told his parents that he accidentally hurt himselfwhile playing basketball.Christina learned the truth from the proprietress of the bubble-tea shop. Chad was injured by Maria.It was unlucky“Don't go.”This weekend, Christina and her roommates were invited to Cindy's house to have a party,barbecue, and drink iced drinks. Even if they didn't drink, these would make his injuries worse.Chad was physically disabled’ but strong in spirit. He said somewhat pitifully, “Senior, you promisedto take me there.”Christina couldn't stand this and agreed immediately.Cindy's house was an independent three-story western-style house with a swimming pool and agarden, which occupied an area of more than 1,000 square meters. It was located in the richest areaof F City, and the surrounding facilities were very high-end. Even the supermarket was filled withimported fruits."How rich she is!” Crystal Zhu sighed from the bottom of her heart.Even May, who had always been cool with money, couldn't help but envy her. “Cindy was pure oreven stupid. Her father must be very protective of her. This guy is so lucky to be born here.”Cindy had told her that her mother had passed away not long after giving birth to her because ofillness. Her father spared great efforts to raise her up and the father and daughter relied on eachother, which made Cindy a quick-witted girl. It was obvious how much her father loved her.Cindy seemed to have specially dressed up today. She was a little awkward, wearing a pink laceprincess dress with a big bow hanging down her back to her feet.Cindy stood at the door to greet them with an awkward expression. She shrugged her shoulders,scratched her head, and smiled. “My dad asked me to wear it.”Cindy had short black fluffy hair, and her eyes were round and looked energetic. She put on blushon her puffed up face, which was very cute. She had always been simple-minded so she was reallylike a doll when smiling silly like this and wearing such a pink lace dress.Christina strode forward and couldn't help but reach out to rub her short hair hard. “You're sopitiful.” Cindy's hair was as tender as her character.Christina suddenly felt pity for her. When she was in the Dickens family, all furniture and decorationsin her room were pink.It seemed all the parents in this world would try their best to dress their daughter up as a littleprincess. Christina had been troubled for a long time.“Christina, you could really understand me.”Cindy's father had given orders early in the morning. Wearing such a doll's pink lace dress made herso awkward, but she didn't willing to disobey her father.Christina sighed and muttered to herself, “I can’t even wear it now.” It was inexplicably sad.Chad just followed those seniors to play here. He did not show much surprise at the Sandfortfamily’s mansion. After all, the Wellens family was also that powerful.He was just a little surprised. Cindy usually had no temper at all. She was even a little silly, which wasreally different from those fake rich girls he knew.“A boy is coming to our house.” The door opened and a mature male voice came smiling.Cindy's father was a very handsome uncle. He was very tall, wearing white casual sportswear. He hada square face with a beard like a westerner. He also had thick eyebrows and big eyes, which madehim very sunny and friendly."Cindy, is this the boy you favored?” Mr. Sandfort deliberately hit his daughter with his shoulder andasked her in a low voice. In fact, everyone could hear what he said.“Dad, this is a junior of our school. Don't be so excited when seeing a boy.”Cindy felt awkward.“That's a pity.”Mr. Sandfort deliberately made an exaggerated look of pity at his daughter.“He was a little thin but looks smart. I like him...""Stop it,” Cindy felt that his image was almost gone. “Dad, last time when you were in the zoo, yousaw a big black pig and also said you like it.”"Dad, don't scare my friend.”“I am just joking with him. If he was so timid and stingy, he wouldn't be able to marry my daughter.”Mr. Sandfort took it for granted and even looked at Chad with the corner of his eye. This was thefirst time thatChad had bumped into this kind of thing, so he was very embarrassed.“You're a child of the Wellens family, aren't you?”Mr. Sandfort asked casually. He had connections with the Wellens family, and he thought he hadseen this boybefore.Chad nodded politely. “Yes, my father's Carl Wellens, and I'm Chad Wellens.”Mr. Sandfort patted Chad's thin shoulder proudly. “I know you. It would be even better if we twofamilies could have a closer relationship... I wonder if your parents are willing to, the man who couldmarry my daughter has a great blessing.”“Dad, don't mess around.”Cindy blushed, and she jumped anxiously to protest.Even if Cindy was a poor student who ranked at the bottom of the grade, in her father's opinion, shewas still the best daughter in the world.Christina and Crystal looked at the father and daughter in surprise. For the first time, they saw thatthere was a father like this in this world. He was not superior. It was so good that father anddaughter were like friends.For the first time, Christina envied others so much.Mr. Sandfort entertained them warmly and said with great interest, “I don't know if it's becauseevery year I go to the church to pray. I hope that Cindy could always be smart and clever, andalways be like a little girl. Now that she’s short, she really hasn't grown up, and her IQ hasn't beenlike a little girl.”"Cindy has a childish temper. Thank all of you to take care of her.”Cindy blushed and protested coquettishly, “Dad, I'm not as lame as you say. I'm pretty good atschool.”“Your things at your school?” Mr. Sandfort sighed exaggeratedly and waved his hand earnestly.“Stop it.”This made Crystal Zhu and May laugh.“Dad, compared to Christina, it's not a big deal for me to pull a banner to protest against thecanteen... And it's also very stressful for me who ranks behind to live in the same dormitory as theseacademic geniuses. Last week, in the school entrance examination, my grade ranking improved by50 places.”WwWCindy's nanny brought out a lot of platters with fruit. “Cindy is great to make such progress. Thankyou so much for your help.”The Sandfort family had invited a famous western chef to make a lot of beautiful cakes and pastries.The barbecue grill in the back garden of the house was on the fire. It seemed that they were waitingfor some guests.They all sat in the living room and chatted happily for the time being.Mr. Sandfort made a thumb up and praised, “Cindy, there are more than 1,300 students of the samegrade in your school. You are 50 to last, and there is still a lot of room for improvement...”“Dad, don't underestimate me like this. Maybe one day I'll be in the top 50 of my grade.”Mr. Sandfort burst into laughter. “It's good for you to be ambitious, but God is fair. We don't haveto fight for first place in everything. We have to give others some opportunities...”He knew his daughter best and didn't want to pressure her.“But Christina is very outstanding.” Cindy worshipped her, the campus belle roommate, from thebottom of her heart. “Christina always tried her best. She always tries to get the first place...”Christina was chewing a cantaloupe in her mouth. She glanced at her and corrected, “I didn't.”She just made a name for herself by accident.Seeing his daughter mention “Christina” a few times, Mr. Sandfort looked at Christina carefullyagain. In fact, he had noticed this girl from the beginning. Christina looked very bright andrefreshing at a glance. He had seen beautiful women many times in business dinner parties, but thisgirl was indeed outstanding and shining.“Christina, what's your parents’ name? You look familiar.” Mr. Sandfort sounded joking.He thought it was really familiar, but he did not remember where he had seen it.Chad, who had been quiet, immediately became interested and turned to look at her. He alsowanted to know about Christina“s family.Christina hesitated for a moment. She knew Cindy's father had no malice. She knew that she lookedlike her mother, Mary. It was not surprising that Mr. Sandfort had seen Mary in C City.“My mother had passed away,” her tone was flat. “I'm living with my aunt now.”Mr. Sandfort could tell that she didn't want to talk about her family affairs, so he didn't force her,but Chad was a little anxious and asked, “What about your father?”Christina's face darkened and she was a little annoyed. “I have no father anymore.”It was polite of her not to say that her father was dead.Chad was confused. “What did that mean?’ Only then did he realize that he had asked the wrongquestion.In order to ease the awkward atmosphere, Mr. Sandfort stood up and said, “Cindy, there are twoimportant guests coming today. You guys go to the back garden to have a barbecue. I need to waitfor them at the door.”

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