Chapter 1749

Before Debra could process it, Marion marched into the fountain. The water drenched him, clinging to his shirt and showing off every muscle.

"Forgive me, please," he bellowed.

Debra froze, then cracked up after three seconds. Her laughter echoed through the Potter Mansion.

The next morning, she barged into Andrew's study, buzzing with excitement.

"I thought he'd hit me, but he went into the fountain and begged for my forgiveness. You didn't see his face. It was hilarious."

Andrew sat at his desk, watching her bounce around. He smiled, "Messing with Marion? You're a first in Seamar City."

"All thanks to you." She flopped onto the sofa. "Too bad it's a one-time deal."

Her face fell a little. Then she perked up. "You think he'll come after me later?"

"He won't."

"You know him well?"

"Not really."

"Then how do you know he won't? He's got that mean mug, always poker-faced. I doubt any girl would like a guy like that." She grinned at Andrew. "You, on the other hand, are always so sweet. All the girls must adore you."

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"What's so funny?" Debra asked, confused.

"Nothing. You just haven't seen Mr. Andrew Potter outside," he replied, barely holding it in.

"What's he like?"

Andrew cut in. "Drop the tea and go."

"Yes, sir."

"So, what's he like out there?" Debra grabbed Barton's arm, shaking it playfully.

He whispered, "Outside, he's meaner even than Mr. Marion Houston."