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Transportation to Taragon University was very convenient. There was a bus stop right outside that could take you there in just four minutes.N?velDrama.Org holds this content.
While moderately sized, the two–storied vi provided ample room for her to live alone.
It was well–equipped with all essential amenities and featured an appealing <b>decor </b>style.
However, Isabelle’s main issue with the vi was its location in a busy area, surrounded by major roads, <b>a </b>nearby park, a shopping mall, and <b>even </b>an overpass view.
The ongoing hustle and bustle, constant traffic, and bright lights posed challenges for activities that <b>require </b>privacy, such as discreetly disposing of a body.
“Do you like it?” George Harris asked.
“It’s nice, but not very convenient, Isabelle responded.
George pressed on. “How so? Is it transportation or something else?”
As they stood on the second floor, Isabelle looked out the window at the bustling streets below. She turned to George with a smile when she heard his question, but remained silent, just giving him a look.
Dn, who was standing beside them, sensed the tension.
Although Isabelle had not explicitly expressed her dissatisfaction, George could tell she was not pleased with the vi.
“If you don’t like it, I have several other properties nearby that we could look at,” George offered.
“You’re getting better at lying, Mr. George. You only bought this vi this morning.” Dn murmured to himself.
Isabelle had already inspected the other properties nearby, all of which were simr.
The high number of people in the area could potentially benefit her. When it came time to dispose of a body, the presence of many people might deter her adversary. She would be visible while they lurked in the shadows. The location inadvertently offered her a strategic advantage, though it was not necessary.
“Are you sure about this ce?” George asked.
“Yes,” Isabelle confirmed.
Checking his watch, George suggested, “Should we head out for dinner now?”
Isabelle politely declined the offer and quickly saw him off.
Before he left, she handed George <b>a </b>bank card, saying, “I’ve already bought this vi, Mr. Harris. There’s no need for you to keep looking
George looked at the bank card but did <b>not </b>take it.
The card contains ten times thepensation that Erin’s father <b>paid </b>to Isabelle yesterday, totaling over
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“If there’s nothing else, Mr. Harris, it would be better if you didn’t visit often. We can keep in touch by phone if necessary, Isabelle continued.
Her phone has been modified so that no one can eavesdrop on it.
She was pretty sure George’s phone was too.
Communicating by phone would be much safer for him.
George hesitated to ept the card and asked, “Miss Jenkins, are you trying to distance yourself from me?”
Yesterday, she even called him to help at school, epted his <b>house</b><b>, </b>gave him a watch, and the two had dinner together in the evening
Today, she’s asking him to reduce their interactions.
Dn remarked, “How ruthless.”
Dn posed <b>a </b>question, “Mis shift?”
Jenkins, if I might ask, aren’t you and Mr. Harris friends? Why the sudden
Isabelle responded, “It’s not about distancing myself. I’m concerned for Mr. Harris’s safety. He has been tremendously helpful, and I value <b>that</b>.”
Understanding dawned on George, softening his features. “So, this is for my safety. I misunderstood, Miss Jenkins<b>.</b><b>”</b>
Dn spected, <i>Do </i>you actually believe <i>that</i>?
A sharp image of Isabelle leading on a battlefield shed through Dn’s mind, prompting him to nod assertively: I believe it!
When George slid the bank card back towards Isabelle, their hands briefly touched, exchanging a moment of delicacy and warmth.
With a light smile, George noted, “Since my dear Miss Jenkins <b>is </b>so thoughtful, she should also keep this
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“I told you that you’re free to cause as much trouble as you wish in Taragon City, George continued, “If you ever need me, just ring me up any time. I can look after myself, and if you need me, I can also ensure your safety.”
Isabelle regarded him thoughtfully.
After a brief pause, she reimed the card and said, “Look after yourself.”
During their return journey, Dn inquired, “Sir, does Miss Jenkins have any enemies? Considering her skills and cautious demeanour, as well as her worry for your safety, whoever this adversary is must be quite formidable.”
George stayed quiet.
Dn pushed on, “Should we station extra personnel nearby for safety?”
George replied. “That won’t be necessary. If she need help, she’ll let me know.”
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Acting on their own could potentiallyplicate matters for her.
“However, send a few people to her brother’s residence,” George directed.
Later that evening, Isabelle rearranged the vi.
While there were no firearms, she found an array of traditional melee weapons, pinhole cameras, and an extensive security system.
Two dayster, Isabelle visited Magnus‘ home.
After several invitations, he finally convinced her to join him for a <b>meal</b>.
He took special care to learn about Isabelle’s preferences, personally went to the market early in the morning to pick out fresh ingredients, and instructed his kitchen staff to utilize their best culinary skills to prepare a variety of delicious dishes. He also bought an assortment of pastries and fruits.
When James and Logan arrived, Magnus wasfortably seated on the sofa, deep in conversation with Isabelle.
Isabelle showed no sign of surprise at seeing the two siblings. Magnus had mentioned that he had two grandsons who attended the same school as Isabelle, whom she had already met before.
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