t the internationa

. Some of them were holding up posters of a handsome man's face, while others were holding f

ing louder and lo

e of this no

by a pair of sunglasses, it was obvious from the contours of his face, his tall nose, and his thick rose lips t

began shouting even louder, as if the louder they s

people on both sides. At the same time, the corn

ade all the women su

e crowd by his staff until he got into the ca

e sighed in relief and turned on some music. As he drove, a big poster at a newspaper kiosk caught his a

ed the car next to the newspaper kiosk. He carefull

rabbed it out of his reach. Wesley turned to his side to see who had taken the magazine but co

to buy

st was actually a child. The small boy was holding the magazine in his left hand and

ter took the money from the boy a

ly appearing on his face. Then, tiptoeing once again, he looked up

en dol

y had been reaching out to hand over the money to the woman at the

change," the boy said, holding up the

llars. The magazine costs fifteen. So,

the woman, but before he could, the boy re

tle boy to lie. What he couldn't believe was that suc

s," the woman blurted out without thinking. It was only af

lars, why did you say that I only gave yo

d embarrassed. She took out the remaining change

he said, "You shouldn't try to fool children.

x years old could be smart enough to beat a middle-aged woman who had tried to trick him. The woman had actually end

the counter was still feeling so embarrassed that she didn't even realize that Wesley was actually the st

ho had bought the magazine. There was a woma

bout to reach his car, he suddenly stopped and turned

o find them, but all he saw was a few

asked the woman at the counter, "Excuse me, did you see w

the woman answered,

nk y

tely rushed in

the newspaper kiosk, but he dashed into the busy street

to him. Standing in the middle of the busy street, Wesley looked around

g in front of him with her eyes widen

attention. Soon, Wesley wa

ou give me your autograph?" As the crowd started clamor

oy and the woman. Just when he was about to lose his te

but failed. In the end, he could do nothing but watch the t

rby came over to keep order. With their efforts, We

ner of the street where he had