His parents had retired and were more than capable of taking care of him. If he insisted on moving out, it would only worry them.


    "I am searching for a maid now, and once I find one, you will move in with me," La said. "I came here today to talk to your parents about it." Eric''s expression darkened as La did not intend on discussing it with him.


    La said so because she knew that Eric would never agree to it and resorted to talking to his parents instead.Property ? N?velDrama.Org.


    Noticing that Eric was upset, Ivy immediately brought Mrs. Santos over. "Mrs. Santos, La wants to discuss living arrangements with you."


    Mrs. Santos nodded and sat down next to La. "Where will you take Eric?"


    "I bought a ce near my office some time ago. I will take a maid from my dad''s house and hire another one to take care of Eric," La exined. "You and Mr. Santos are old now, and I don''t want you to exhaust yourself. If you want to see Eric, you can alwayse and visit."


    Mrs. Santos hesitated.


    La had mentioned that she would marry Eric once he regained consciousness, and if she refused to let Eric leave with La, it would only hinder their rtionship.


    Mrs. Santos nodded hesitantly. "Sure. Whatever you and Eric say."


    "Okay. I will let you meet the maid once I find the perfect one for the job," La said.


    Mrs. Santos nodded and turned to study the reluctant look on Eric''s face.


    "You are so nice, Mrs. Santos." Ivy immediately changed the subject out of fear that Eric would refuse to move in with La.


    "Haha, my husband is the gentle


    one. Eric is the only stubborn one in our family, Mrs. Santos said while chuckling. "But he is far more talented than us. He knows what he wants, and what he needs to do to get there."


    "I''m Eric''s fan, and he really is brilliant," Ivy said respectfully. "Mrs. Santos, can you tell us more about him when he was little?"


    "Haha! I''ve told your sister


    everything," Mrs. Santos said and


    went into her room to retrieve a thick album. "This contains all the photos of him when he was little. He has always been good-liking, and everyone loved him."


    Ivy took the album and started flipping through the photos, and both Robert and she looked at the photos.


    "Knock yourselves out. I will go check on the stew in the kitchen," Mrs. Santos said and walked to the kitchen.


    Eric shot La a pointed look.


    "Say what you want to say here. Don''t you get tired from walking around?" La said. "Robert and Ivy aren''t outsiders."


    Eric blushed at her words.


    He had not turned La down in front of everyone because he did not want to embarrass her, and he stood up from the couch. "Let''s talk inside my room."


    La desperately wanted to stop


    him from walking around, but she


    knew that they might argue and agreed that it would be better for them to talk in the room.


    She did not agree out of pride but because she did not want Eric''s parents to hear them fighting.