Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 1647

Theia, Miranda and her husband, Jimmie, and the others were having their meal.

Looking further down, Ebony Fox was there too.

She had her head lowered, taking small sips of soup, making it impossible to see her expression.

"Why did you sleep in so late?" Kurt's mother looked up at him, frowning. "The elders are all here. Hurry up and come sit."

"Oh."

Kurt walked over and sat down, realizing that the person directly across from him was Ebony Fox.

Ebony Fox glanced up at him, then continued eating without the slightest fluctuation in her expression.

She probably wasn't angry anymore, right?

"What's wrong with you? Greet everyone!" Monique nudged Kurt.

"Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood, Mr. and Mrs. Tate..." Kurt greeted the circle, his gaze landing on Ebony Fox. He squeezed out a smile. "Good morning, Ebony Fox."

The next second, Kurt received a smack on the back of his head.

Monique spoke in displeasure, "Ebony Fox is older than you, and she's your coach. Calling her by her first name, do you have any manners?"

Kurt frowned, still refusing to treat her like an elder.

That was right. He didn't want to call her that anymore.

"It's fine." Ebony Fox put down her spoon and said politely, "I'm done eating. Please, take your time."

After wiping her mouth.

Ebony Fox stood up. As she passed by Coralie, she whispered, "There's an issue at the gym. Tell Juniper I have to leave first."

The wedding yesterday was too exhausting. Juniper and Shanley hadn't gotten out of bed yet, and everyone was tactful enough not to disturb them.

"Sure." Coralie's red lips curled into a smile. She raised an eyebrow and teased, "Leaving in such a hurry, could it be you've got a boy toy waiting for you?"

Hearing this, Kurt's ears immediately perked up.

A boy toy? What boy toy? Why didn't he know about this?

Not understanding the slang for "boy toy," Ebony Fox answered very seriously, "I don't like boys like that. Babysitting them is too much of a hassle."

"Pfft—" Coralie burst out laughing. This sister of hers was way too serious; making jokes had zero effect on her.

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