Mafia Don And His 7 Sisters by Bryson Salazar

Chapter 667 Miss Suma Looked Strange

Aydin was thinking that why John wanted three people to sleep in one room.

It wouldn’t be good for his daughter to be there when John and Alice experienced sexual arousal.

Or John meant other things.

The way Aydin gazed at John gradually changed when thinking about some nasty ideas. He exclaimed inwardly. “No

wonder he was a Fiend from the US. He should have such ideas.”

But after stewing over it, it started to make sense to Aydin

Men like John cannot be understood with a normal mindset.

And he didn’t lose anything at all if John wanted it.

After analyzing it silently, Aydin had put his delight behind him and said, “Mr. Lopez, I won’t be against you if you

have this idea.”

“Dad, what are you talking about?”

Karima glared at Aydin with a blushing face, then secretly glanced at John, and said shyly, “Mr. Lopez was joking.

How could he want such a thing?”

Things went interesting since Karima was not able to catch many implications before when John dallied with her

and now she seemed to understand.

Karima couldn’t understand such jokes before.

For some reason, she suddenly knew it.

A charming smile spread across Alice’s attractive face and she said, “Well, Karima, I don’t think John is joking. He

must have blurted out his thoughts. That’s why he said it.”

“Is… Is it?”

Karima’s heart did a complete somersault when she heard it, and there was an inexplicable throbbing feeling

in her heart.

Somehow, she was expecting it.

She once told Alice to rest assured that she would keep John at arm’s length.

She reminded herself silently that she was supposed to calm her nerves and jitters.

After a while, Alice slightly narrowed her deep eyes again. She glanced at John meaningfully and said with a

smile, “John, am I right? Did I read your mind?”

“Well…”

John was speechless for a while. Though Alice was smiling, she gave him a sinking feeling.

John collected himself and smirked, “Actually, Miss Suma is right. I was just joking. Alice, you don’t know me.

I mean, I am a gentleman.”

“Bah.”

Alice had heard John address himself as a gentleman many times but as far as she was concerned, John pretended

to be one.

Her face was full of contempt.

John said primly, “Mr. Suma, the reason I said you don’t need to arrange a room for me is that I actually don’t

intend to live here.”

“You don’t live here?”

Aydin was taken aback and said, “Didn’t Ms. Moon say that you plan to stay in Australia for a month? If you don’t

live here, may I ask where you want to go?”

“Misericordia Clinic, that’s where I belong. On the surface, I am Oracle King, but in fact, I’m a doctor who saves the

dying and heals the wounded. I help the world and have the common people in my heart.”

John excelled at singing his own praise and learned this from his master, Perry.

His thick nerve made his expression remain unchanged when lying.

“Interesting. You help people and save lives…” Aydin shook his head with a mocking smile on a wry face.

Anyone except John said this would make the public put faith in his words. It was hugely unconvincing when

it was said by John.

John was Oracle King.

He was a Fiend.

It would be kind of him not to kill people, let alone expect him to be a doctor to save lives globally. Aydin

found it hilarious.

John frowned and said with a serious face, “Mr. Suma, what do you mean by that? Do you doubt that I am a

doctor? Or do you look down on Oracle King?”

“Nothing of that kind, Mr. Lopez. I couldn’t express my respect to you enough.”

Aydin’s expression changed immediately, and he hurriedly explained something, scolding himself in his heart.

for being so reckless to question Oracle King.

He shouldn’t have shown his questioning even if he had doubts. Observant and sensitive as Oracle King was,

he could note any slightest change.

Aydin asked John again in a cautious manner to confirm John’s decision, “Mr. Lopez, sorry for repeating my

questions, but you don’t need a room here for you, right?”

“I’m good, thanks.”

John answered again..

For some reason, upon hearing John’s answer, Karima felt an inexplicable sense of disappointment in her

heart.

But soon, Karima regained her composure. She seemed to think of something and whispered in Alice’s ear, and

then asked, “Alice, I’m thinking whether you will mind it or not. Forget it if you do.”

Alice smiled and said, “Oh, Karima, what are you talking about? We are good friends. Of course, I don’t mind

it.”

As she spoke, she glanced at John with a meaningful look.

Again, John was flustered.

He didn’t know Alice’s game.

Karima cast a deep look at John and said with somewhat embarrassment, “Mr. Lopez, actually, I’m wondering

whether I can ask you a favor.”

“Feel free to speak to me.”

Karima glanced around, hesitated for a moment, and said, “Can we go upstairs for a talk? Don’t worry, Alice

will stay in the room with us.”

“Sure.”

John nodded with a smile and said quietly to himself, “Of course, I’m relieved. I’m just afraid that you won’t be

at ease. Anyway, I don’t lose anything.”

“Then, Mr. Lopez, please go upstairs with me!”

Karima blushed slightly and said to John in a low voice. Then she took Alice’s arm and went upstairs

together.

A few minutes went by.

Hearing the sound of closing the door above, Aydin’s heart suddenly trembled. In the end, the three of them

still went into the same room.

He really didn’t know what these young people were up to.

“President Suma… Don’t you think Miss Suma look strange just now?” A naive subordinate walked up to

Aydin and whispered.

Aydin gave the man a hard look and said, “Nonsense! I know my daughter well. What else they can do

upstairs? They can do nothing other than play poker.”

“President Suma, people in Australia don’t know how to play poker…”

“Zip it!”

Aydin bellowed with anger, frightening the man to shut up without speaking nonsense anymore.

Aydin looked upstairs with a complicated expression and sighed in his heart, “I really hope Karima has some

feelings for John, but I’m afraid that Mr. Lopez will be indifferent to her.”