There were quite a few countries between the two countries. Even if she took a flight, it would be a long flight.
"Irene, you don''t have to help out in the kitchen anymore either. You can return hand rest. You can go to school, too. After all,
you have to sit for your exams soon," the butler said. "If you can get into Turlington University, you don''t have to return the money
you owe me. | know that it was your grandmother''s wish, while she was alive, for you to get into a good university."
"Sir, thank you. No matter whether | get into Turlington University or not, | will surely repay you," Irene said gratefully before
leaving the Woods'' mansion.
Just like the butler said, her exams wereing up. She needed to use the tshe had and study.
When she returned to school after her long break, a few of her ssmates approached her while she was at her desk.
"Irene, | heard that your grandmother passed away, and you have always been working."
Naturally, it was the teacher who had told her ssmates of her grandmother''s passing, because Irene had not been to school for
a long time. Sof her ssmates suspected that she had quit school.
"Hmm." Irene did not want to talk about it, but she also understood that everyone was curious.
"Then, don''t you need to work anymore?"
"lI do, but | don''t have to spend much tat work right now. | just need to go there after my afternoon ss," said Irene patiently.
"Oh. What work do you do? | hear that you''re working for a rich family."
"I cook," Irene muttered. She no longer felt like answering any of their questions.
Thankfully, right at that moment, Irene''s teacher cover to get her to head to the office.
"Irene, my teacher senta set of documents and toldto give them to you. I''ve printed them for you. Go hand look
through them." The teacher handed Irene a stack of neatly printed and stapled documents. "My teacher likes you a lot! He hopes
that you can get into a good school so you won''t have to suffer so much in the future."
"Thank you." Other than that, Irene did not know what else to say.
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That evening, Irene had finished making dinner and waited for Lucas to return.
At half past six, the Woods'' car parked right in front of the South Block. Lucas cout of the car.
Irene heard the sounds and immediately opened the door of the South Block. She ran over, wanting to help Lucas carry his bag.
"Mr. Lucas, you have had a whole day of school. You must be tired, right? Lethelp you with your bag!"
Lucas saw how hard Irene was trying to please him. In the end, he still could not bear it. "No need."
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can drink noreter," Irene said
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difficulties you must tell your father.
| won''t be able to help yo in the
future..."
At that point, Irene noticed Lucas furrowing his brows. She immediately said, "Mr. Lucas, | know you findlong-winded. I''ll stop
once | finish."
Lucas entered the living room and set his bag down.
"Are you finished?"
Irene shook her head. "I''m afraid that you won''t like hearing what | have to say, so I''ll stop talking."
Lucas headed over to the dining room.
Irene immediately brought the food out of the kitchen and ced it on the table.
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