Chapter 277. A Modest Gentleman

Gordon Moore felt the especially strong admiration of Betty Brown.

"Thank you for the gift, Gordon Moore!"

Betty Brown laughed and thanked him again.

As early as three days ago, Gordon Moore said he would give her a present.

Unexpectedly, Betty Brown took the calligraphy made by Leon Williams as a gift from Gordon Moore.

Also, Betty Brown does not doubt that Leon Williams wrote it. In her eyes, Leon Williams wouldn't understand calligraphy and painting.

Betty Brown's admiration stimulated Gordon Moore's vanity so he didn't want to deny it.

"Betty Brown, you're welcome, there is no distinction between you and me."

"Gordon Moore, it's very kind of you. Only you can give me such a meaningful gift. Someone else might give me lipstick and perfume. You are the one who knows me best."

At this time, Gordon Moore's face looked a little embarrassed.

Because there was a bottle of perfume in his bag.

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