Chapter 245


    "You''ll like it once you''ve tried it," Ian didn''t really mind Sawyer''s crankiness. He kept his good mood


    until the end of the meal, still serving Sawyer food from time to time. It really seemed like something


    was going on between them.


    I was relieved when the dreadful lunch was finally over, and we went our separate ways.


    Josiah and Monique didn''t need to return to the hospital. Monique was nearly recovered, and she was


    discharged, so she didn''t need to go back. On the contrary, although Josiah still needed to be


    hospitalized, he didn''t want to. Therefore, he hired a private physician to attend to him at home.


    Ian tossed the car key at me and said, "I''m going back to Mesville. Call me if you need anything."


    Hendrix and I had to rush to the airport, so we went straight back to the vi to pack our things.


    It was already ten in the evening when we arrived at Jarold City. Someone was already waiting for us


    outside the airport in a ck


    car.


    With our luggage in one hand, and my hand in his other, Hendrix led us towards the car. A middle-aged


    man got out of the car when we got near and said courteously, "Mr. Roberts."


    Hendrix nodded and handed him the luggage. Then, he helped me into the car. I was already sleepy


    when I heard Hendrix whispering into my ears. Apparently, the driver was Nerissa''s butler, and his


    name was Samuel Aiken.


    I nodded lightly, and I forced my eyes open to greet Samuel when he came back to the driver seat.


    Perhaps I was already tired from the flight, or it was because I had been awake since early morning


    that day, it didn''t take long for me to fall asleep on Hendrix''s shoulder.


    I was very deep in sleep. I didn''t even know when and how we got back to our lodging.


    The next day, I woke up in a daze. Looking at the familiar furnishings in the room, I wasn''t sure if


    Hendrix and I had already arrived in Jarold City the night before, or it was only a dream.


    Although the decoration in this bedroom was the same as that in Ucrebury''s vi, the furniture here


    looked newer. Plus, they were so perfectly in ce-perhaps because it had just been furnished -


    making the bedroom somehow look like a showroom.


    Iid on the bed for a little longer before getting. The embellishments in the en suite were simr to


    those in the vi, right down to the toiletries. Hendrix seemed to have them decorated ording to my


    habits.


    When I got out of the bathroom, Hendrix was standing in the bedroom in a ck suit. He smiled when


    he saw me, and he asked, "Did you sleep wellst night?"


    I nodded. Looking at the tailored ck suit he was wearing, I suggested, "You should try suits with


    other colors."


    I bought him a variety of suits in other colors, but they were mostly left untouched in the wardrobe.


    Quirking his brows, Hendrix walked towards me and replied indifferently, "I''ll try." Then, he grabbed my


    hand to bring me out of the bedroom.


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    I was stunned for a moment and hurriedly said, "I need to change out my pajamas!"


    "You can change itter. Let''s eat breakfast first."


    I frowned at that, "Aren''t we at Aunt Nerissa''s house?"


    He shook his head and took my hand again, "I bought another house. It''s too crowded at Aunt


    Nerissa''s ce. Also, because you said you might not sleep well here, I had people decorate our


    bedroom here to be exactly like the one in Ucrebury. Anyway, this house is alsorger than the vi in


    Ucrebury. Raising our child here in the future wouldn''t be a problem."


    Hendrix''s thoughtfulness left me in shock, and my heart swelled in happiness. Jokingly, I asked, "Then,


    is Minnie here too?"


    "No," he answered and brought me out of the bedroom. Then, he continued, "The vi in Ucrebury still


    needs people to take care of it. But don''t worry. I''ve hired part-time helpers here. The doctors and


    babysitters are staying in the nearby building."


    At first, I didn''t understand what he meant. Butter, I learned that Hendrix had purchased apound


    with an elegant design. Thepound was huge, consisting of three houses. Hendrix and I lived in the


    main building, which was a two-story house. Meanwhile, the doctor, helpers, and several private


    bodyguards upied the other two houses.


    Meanwhile, there was plenty of green space in thepound. The front and back yards were full of


    seasonal flowers and nts. For the backyard, it was mostly fruit trees. But for the front yard, other


    than seasonal fruits and


    vegetables, there were alsondscaping and water features.


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