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Chapter 237

    Love Is Fair By Kerri Chapter 237


    Chapter 237 Back to North City Again


    “Ah, Matthew!” Carrying a backpack, Catherine rushed over, pulled out the


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    tissue, and wiped his mouth. “So surprised to see me?”


    Matthew was speechless. Was this a surprise? It was a shock, okay? In trepidation, he looked fixedly


    at Catherine and asked, “What… brings you here?”


    “To see you, of course.” While speaking, she looked at the dinning table. Hunger made her mouth


    water. “Matthew, I’m starved. Can I have something to eat?” Her limpid eyes looked at him eagerly.


    Unable to stand her gaze, Matthew


    immediately pushed a trayful of steamed buns to her. “There you go.” “Thanks,” Catherine said politely,


    put her bag down, sat down across from him,


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    and forked up the buns. Her behavior betrayed her eagerness, but instead of


    wolfing the food down, she nibbled. Her bulging cheeks resembled those of at


    squirrel.


    The maids cleaned up the congee that had been spat out by Matthew and looked


    at the cute girl. They couldn’t help but go to the kitchen and get some snacks.


    Catherine was polite to everyone. She epted the snacks, thanked them, and


    Her witty and honeyed words pleased everyone in the room. Matthew looked at


    the empty tray and tes in shock and said, “You’re a big eater.” “You bet! I’m growing,” Catherine


    reasoned. “I’m healthy and won’t gain.


    weight.”


    Those maids, who had stuck to diets but still gained weight, felt injured and


    silently left. As a friend of women, Matthew reminded the girl, “You should not


    say such things again. People will be jealous.”


    Catherine was confused. “Why?”


    “Because…” Matthew didn’t know how to exin it to the girl whose mindset


    was clearly different from the others’. He could only say, “Because not everyone is as healthy as you


    are.”


    Catherine nodded thoughtfully and said, “I see. I’ll listen to you, Matt.”


    “Good.” Matthew felt good about himself and smiled. This girl was obedient. He pushed over a ss of


    milk, but Catherine shook her head. “I don’t drink


    milk.”


    “Why?” Matthew advised her. “Milk helps children grow.”


    “I’m not short, and our heights match,” Catherine replied. Matthew was lost for


    words.


    What could he say? What did he dare say? He had to change the subject. “Why…


    don’t you like milk?”


    “No reason. Hailey doesn’t like it, and neither do I. Don’t you feel it tastes like


    leather shoes?” Catherine wrinkled her brows.


    Matthew was stunned. He didn’t think so. Ever since his childhood, he had been


    required to drink two liters of milk a day. What kind of freaks were the aunt and


    niece? This was it for this subject.


    Matthew looked at the replete girl and probed, “Do your father and aunt know


    that you came to North City?”


    Catherine dropped her eyes and mumbled, “I think so.”


    Matthew immediately had a bad feeling. On the surface, he remained calm. “You


    think so? Do they know or not?” His tone was a bit urgent.


    Catherine raised her eyes and replied honestly, “They didn’t, but I think they do


    now.”


    Just as he was about to ask her about the details, his phone rang. He checked the


    caller ID that read Queen Hailey. His heart convulsed, and he found the ringtone


    sound like a death knell.


    He restrained his hands from shaking and answered the phone, a quiver in his


    voice, “Hello?”


    Hailey’s cool voice then came from the other end of the phone. “Did Catherine


    go to see you?”


    Matthew nced at Catherine, who desperately winked and gesticted at him,


    and admitted it, “Yeah, she is with me. She has eaten a trayful of buns, two eggs,


    three pieces of cake, and four cups of juice.”


    “Where are you?” Hailey asked.


    “Moore Mansion,” Matthew replied.


    Hailey wrinkled his brow. “Where did you say?”


    “Moore Mansion,” Matthew repeated, thinking that she didn’t catch him. Then he felt the murderous


    intent from the other end and hurriedly exined, “Don’t


    misunderstand it. This has nothing to do with Owen. He doesn’t know.” Then he felt sad and justified


    himself urgently, “It has nothing to do with me, either. I just woke up and had dinner when this girl came


    out of nowhere with a bag on her back. I didn’t do anything.”


    Hailey said in a deep voice, “Take care of her. We will be there in the afternoon.


    If Catherine runs away or encounters anything bad, you will be held


    ountable.”


    The phone beeped. It had been hung up. Matthew looked at the screen in bewilderment. What was


    going on? He was not a babysitter or a kindergarten


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    teacher.


    Unperturbed, the satiated girl had sat down beside him, blinked, looked at him, and said, “Matt, we


    have two or three hours of free time. How are we going to


    spend it?”


    Matthew had no clue.


    Owen’s brows were knitted together. “Who went to Moore Mansion?” Jose replied, “Ms. Newman’s


    niece, the youngdy of Feh, and the


    renowned little divine doctor, Catherine.”


    “She followed Matthew to North City?” Owen found it hard to believe. Jose stifled augh and said,


    “Right.”


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    He added, “Mr. Hond hopes that you’ll go back to save him. Ms. Newman, Dr. Sears, and Mr.


    Kirnd have boarded the ne with the Father of Newman.


    They’ll soonnd at North City airport.”


    Owen cocked his brows, and his eyes lit up. “You mean, Hailey also came?” Jose nodded and replied,


    “Yeah!”


    “Then what are you waiting for?” Owen got up and headed out, “Get the car.


    We’re going to the airport!”


    Jose chased after him and said, “But you have a lunch party to attend.”


    “Turn it down,” Owen said without looking back.


    “Got it,” Jose responded. He had predicated this.


    On the ne, Hailey looked at the familiar scenery and fell into a trance. Thest


    time she came to North City was two months ago, but it felt like a lifetime ago.


    When she leftst time, she thought that she would not set her foot in this city


    again.


    Unexpectedly, she came back. What was even more surprising was that she saw


    Owen standing in the wind as soon as she got off the ne. He seemed to have


    been there waiting for a long time.
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