His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 660: What to do on a rainy day? I really miss you

Chapter 660: Chapter 660: What to do on a rainy day? I really miss you

Chapter 660

Evelyn Thompson gave him a disdainful glance and said, "Alright, alright, I won’t go."

Then, she turned to Chloe Collins and said, "Chlo-Chlo, you should go and bring some friends with you. Oh, ask Wanda Wesley if she wants to go too. You’re all classmates, it’d be nice to go and have fun together."

Chloe didn’t have any plans initially, but upon hearing Wanda Wesley’s name and thinking about recent events, she suddenly had an idea.

She curved her lips and said, "Robert Foster, you ask Wanda Wesley. If she goes, I’ll go."

Robert Foster agreed readily and immediately sent Wanda Wesley a message.

After a while, he said, "Wanda said no problem."

This was within Chloe’s expectations, and she said, "Alright, see you tomorrow."

Soon after, she returned to her room.

After reading the updated comics, she listened to one of the light music pieces by Robert Foster while browsing her friend circle and looking for sleepiness.

Seeing Layla Lowell complaining about being occupied by company affairs during the winter break, she silently liked the post.

She also liked Albert Green’s family portrait.

As she continued scrolling, she saw a status update posted by Alexander Foster five minutes ago.

It was a question.

[Alexander Foster: Whoever can provide the next line to this sentence will receive a generous reward.]

He attached a photo with black text on a white background: "Witnessing the morning sky and evening clouds."

Chloe was listening to music and had been in a very relaxed state, with her brain half-resting, in a comfortable mood.

Seeing this question and no one had answered it yet, she kindly posted a response.

[Chloe Collins: Walking or sitting, I’m always thinking of you.]

Three seconds later, her phone buzzed.

She checked it, and Alexander Foster sent her a red envelope.

Opening it, it was exactly 200 yuan.

She sent an emoji to thank him.

He replied, "Go check the group chat, there’s more there."

She exited and then entered the Fosters’ family group chat.

All the members of the Foster family were in this group.

Alex sent a red envelope.

There was even a passphrase for it.

As long as one says the passphrase, "What to do on a rainy day, I miss you so much," they could claim it.

People in the group were ridiculing him.

Cherry Foster was the first to claim the red envelope, but unfortunately, it was only 0.30 yuan.

Edgar Foster suspected that Alex’s phone had been stolen.

Then, the Master claimed the red envelope, and with a rough and hearty voice, he sincerely sang the lyric, "What to do on a rainy day, I miss you so much."

The Master had good luck, receiving 15 yuan.

Subsequently, everyone else claimed the red envelopes one by one and collectively ridiculed Alex afterward.

Of course, some people didn’t claim it, such as the couple, Sophia Ford.’

Alex’s uncle sent a disdainful emoticon and said, "When did Alex learn to be so frivolous? Can you bear it if I, an old uncle, tell you that I miss you?"

Sophia Ford said, "Exactly, it’s not even raining here. It snowed, but auntie, I don’t miss you."

Evelyn Thompson and her husband happily claimed the red envelopes and flaunted their luck.

So far, the luckiest person was Robert Foster, who got 50 yuan.

Everyone was discussing who hadn’t claimed the envelopes apart from Sophia Ford and her husband.

After that, Robert Foster tagged her.

He also sent her a private message.

[Hurry up and claim the red envelope, there are only three people left who haven’t claimed, the largest one must be among you three.]

After sending the message, Robert Foster returned to the group chat to continue ridiculing Alex with everyone.

Suddenly, Alan Foster laughed and said, "You guys are so stupid not to see Second Brother’s trick."

Others said, "Retract it quickly!"

The Master sent an emoticon: You are a fool if you play along with the act.

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