Chapter 484 The Little Bitch’s Coming
Chapter 484 The Little Bitch''s Coming
"Come on, let''s go back home," Hannah gave up a further inquiry. She knew even if she did ask him,
she would not get a response. Hannah had no idea whether she could figure him out or not and what
astonishing secret he kept. For the moment, she didn''t want to pursue the matter. As long as Oscar did
not intend to kill her, and his intention did not harm her interests, she would overlook whatever he did-
her bottom line got the lowest because of her affection for Oscar.
They left the sofa, and Hannah walked ahead of him. Oscar reached for her hand, but she pulled it
away. Oscar smiled reluctantly and followed her out. Though she looked peaceful, he could feel her
displeasure.
Sitting inside the car, Hannah asked Jimmy, "Was Mary OK?"
"She''s fine. She suffered minor injuries from the fall but she has taken medicine, and the doctor said
she would recover by tomorrow."
"Good." Hannah responded.
Seeing the couple in the back seat from the rear-view mirror, Jimmy believed they must have
quarreled. He didn''t go back to Hannah''s office after sending Mary to the hospital for fear of disturbing
them, and he couldn''t understand why they suddenly didn''t get along well. Jimmy set the matter aside
and attended to driving, knowing that he would never know about affection.
The car soon arrived at the vi.
On their way home, Hannah and Oscar didn''t have a word with each other, making Jimmy feel nervous.
A few hours ago, he had just been embarrassed about the intimacy between Oscar and Hannah, and
he missed it this time-better than their current cold war. On getting off the car, Oscar always opened the
door for Hannah before; this time, Hannah opened the door herself, alighted from the vehicle, and
walked into the vi. Oscar followed her.
Seeing them from the driver''s seat, Jimmy somehow thought that if Hannah left Oscar one day, Oscar
couldn''t go on any longer. Jimmy withdrew his eyes and drove home.
No sooner had Hannah stepped into the hall than she saw Venus and Karen sitting on the sofa, with
Max waiting on them. Seeing them back, Max came up and said, "Wee home, Mr Wells and Mrs
Wells!"
Oscar nodded to him slightly and turned his head to the twodies on the sofa, and so did Hannah.
Hannah liked indeed her mother-inw, Venus, but not her sister-inw, Karen. Hannah went up to
them calmly and said with enthusiasm, "Venus, why didn''t you ring me up before you and Karen came?
I have so much work to do these days and would have arrived home after nine if Oscar hadn''te for
me."
"No worries, your work counts. We have nothing important, so we didn''t bother you, love." Said Venus
gently. She let Hannah sit next to her and said to Oscar, "When did youe back? Why didn''t you
say a word to us?" her attitude changed immediately, standing in total contrast to that towards Hannah.
Oscar sat aside on the sofa steadily, "I''ve juste back and went pick Hannah up to go off work.
What got you here in such a hurry, mom?" he changed the subject curtly.
Not being a fussy woman, Venus followed his words, "Well, your father and I are going to take a
journey for our marriage anniversary in a few days. I intended to leave Karen at home initially, but
Nancy''s mother suddenly got sick, and she will go to her parent''s home to care for the patient and
David together. Then there is only Thomas left. He is a workaholic, and I cannot trust him to care for
Karen. So I have no choice but to send Karen here, which is her suggestion as well."
Hannah listened silently, catching a glimpse of Karen in the end. Hannah was unaware of what the little
bitch was ying at, indeed up to no good.
"You got back just in time. I was afraid Karen''sing might bother Hannah. Now, since you are home,
I can leave it up to you," said Venus, in a tone of taking it for granted.
Before Hannah and Oscar made any response, Karen said at once, "Hannah and Oscar, I am so sorry
to bother you." She affected an effeminate girl people couldn''t bear to refuse.
Hannah met Oscar''s inquiring eyes. It was evident that he made here forward to make the
decision. He was sure that for fear of displeasing Venus, Hannah had no choice but to give a reluctant
promise, which exactly met his wish. Asking for her advice was not so much his respect for her as to
make her have nothing to say about Karen''sing. She had made a promise, after all. Hannah
thought she was no match for Oscar. If he lived in the House of Cards, he would undoubtedly survive
till the end.
Feeling the eyesight of Venus, Hannah smiled at once, "Come on, Venus, don''t be so distant. We are
families. Karen''sing is never a bother for us. We are happy to have her here."
"I''m so d to hear that, love," said Venus with a warm smile-she was so satisfied with her daughter-in-
when we return. It is very kind of you to care for my little Karen in the next half month."
"Oh, don''t say that, Venus. Karen is not a child. There is nothing specific I could do for her, but I won''t
feel alone having her apany me. Oscar will go to River Town tomorrow or the day after, and Karen
could apany me home." Hannah looked delighted, but the implication was clear: she wouldn''t care
for Karen, who was already an adult; If Karen had any ident, she, herself, should be the one to
me.
On hearing her words, Venus said with a smile, "You are right. Karen is the same age as you, indeed. It
is my fault to take her as a child still. I shouldn''t have been excessively doting on her."
Hannah echoed her, as she thought it was likely to offend her-after all, Karen was the apple of her eye.
She smiled without a word, assenting to what Venus had said.
"I will be home for a week," Oscar said directly. Hannah looked at him and was slightly astonished that
he should stay for such a long time. She thought he was home to n a pregnancy, which was
somehow carried out the past couple of days.
Oscar said, "It will be half a month before I am returned formally, so I''m back in advance to deal with
the transition during this week." This is the property of N?-velDrama.Org.