Only she can go by herself?


    Anna’s mood was instantly raised to her throat, and she turned her head to look at Bonnie next to her.


    What are you doing upstairs all of a sudden? Are you going to meet your rtives?


    “Can’t I go up and say hello to Mrs. Robertson, it’s been a while and I miss her.” Bonnie asked.


    The maid was obstinate, “No, Mrs. Robertson has invited only Miss Newman upstairs.”


    The rest of the people can not follow!


    “Then it’s always okay if I go up to Mr. Robertson, I want to ask something.” Bonnie made extra excuses again.


    As a result, I saw the maid raise her hand and point in the direction of the backyard, “Mr. Robertson is talking to someone over there, Mrs. Grant, you can go over there directly.”


    Get.


    That’s why they won’t let her go upstairs!


    Bonnie can’t fight over this kind of thing, so she had to give up.


    She came up to Anna’s ear and whispered, “You go ahead, I’ll get Rupert toe help you.”


    With Rupert, Mrs. Robertson would certainly not dare to do anything.


    Anna blinked gratefully before going upstairs with the maid.


    And Bonnie went quickly to the backyard.


    After a long search, I finally found Rupert in the corner.


    He’s 5’9″ and actually shrunk behind a bush, so she almost didn’t see it.Content property of N?velDra/ma.Org.


    “What are you doing, acting like a thief!” Bonnie walked over and pped Rupert on the back with no good grace, “Looking like you’re afraid of being found out.”


    Hearing this, Rupert immediately screwed up a bitter face.


    Really Bonnie was right, he is deliberately hiding here, afraid of being discovered by others.


    As for this other person, it is ra who is talking about.


    “That woman has been clinging to me since I was a child, and used toe to Willisto for good or ill, only to be seen when I apanied my mother back home every year.


    Now well, actually brought to Willisto.


    The way that ra looks at me every time she sees me is like she wants to eat me alive, I’m creeped out!”


    While saying that, Rupert also rubbed his arms vigorously, as if there were really a lot of goose bumps.


    Bonnie thought it was funny.


    While grabbing Rupert and walking towards the front yard, she did not forget to correct him, “How can you say that ra wants to eat you alive, that’s just me, if others heard, they would think that your family has a dysfunctional rtionship!”


    “What do you mean?” Rupert was filled with confusion, “What rtionship is not right?”


    “Aren’t you and ra cousins.” Bonnie reminded, “If she tries to eat you alive and appear as if she likes you, do you think that’s still a normal rtionship?”


    Rupert scratched his head, “But she’s not really my cousin, she’s the daughter of my rtive’s friend’s family, that friend’s family met with an ident and she was the only one left, so she was adopted by my rtives.”


    As for the identity of the cousin, it is just shouted in passing, it does not seem so raw.


    In fact, ra and Rupert are not rted to each other at all.


    Then ra is interested in Rupert and wants to eat him alive, which of course is perfectly fine!


    Hearing this, Bonnie got a little dizzy.


    “If she’s not a real rtive, why is sheing to Willisto at this time of the year for a family dinner? And she’s getting dressed up tonight. I saw Mrs. Robertson taking her jewelry shopping this afternoon.”


    Rupert opened his mouth, but no words came out.


    His eyes crossed over Bonnie and looked directly ahead, straight and wooden.