Chapter 762


    The blue fireworks were already over, and the wind was starting to pick up


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    outside.


    Due to the loud noise of the fireworks, people standing on the balcony didn’t notice Patricia’s arrival.


    When everyone came back inside, they only saw Ellinor and Bartlett chatting on the couch, but Theo


    was nowhere to be found.


    Jonah sat down and asked, “Ellinor, where’s your guy?”


    Ellinor gave a small smile, pointing towards the stairs, “He went upstairs.”


    Belinda sat next to Ellinor, “What’s Theo doing upstairs? Leaving you here all alone!”


    Ellinor took a small sip of her juice without responding


    Belinda, who was always full of energy, just finished asking about Theo, then took out her phone to


    show Ellinor the blue fireworks she just captured, “Ellinor, what do you think of my shot?”


    Ellinor took a nce Belinda had posted the video on her social media, and it got a lot of likes.


    She nodded with a smile, “Yes, your photography skills are really good.”


    Belinda, like a child who just gotplimented, “Right? 1 think so too!”


    Then she got busy responding toments on her post


    Balfour gracefully walked over, sat down next to Ellinor, and asked in a low voice, “Why did you leave


    halfway just now? Didn’t you like the blue fireworks?”


    Ellinor looked at him and calmly replied, “They were beautiful, thank you. How much did those


    fireworks cost? I’ll pay for them along with the drinks when I leave.”


    Balfour was taken aback by her response, and he frowned awkwardly. “Those fireworks were for your


    viewing. There’s no need for you to pay”


    Ellinorughed, “No need to pay? Mr. Howard, you’re really generous. But I can’t just take advantage of


    you like that, we don’t have any special rtionship. How can I not pay? I must settle thister,


    otherwise, I won’te again!”


    Balfour was speechless; he could only sigh and stop talking


    Just then, a servant of the manor brought a nket, as Balfour instructed.


    Balfour took the nket and gently handed it to Ellinor. “The wind has picked up, so it will be cold at


    night. The windows were open for too long, so please use this nket to keep warm.”


    Ellinor gratefully epted it, “Thank you.”


    Then she passed the nket to Belinda, “You’re not wearing much; don’t catch a cold.”


    Belinda was busy replying toments when the sudden warmth surprised her. Then she said with


    gratitude, “Ellinor, you’re so kind!”


    Ellinor, who was slightly younger than Belinda, patted her head like an elder, “No need to thank me;


    carry on with your phone.”


    Balfour fell silent.


    What a shame! She wouldn’t even ept his kindness.


    Not far away, Jonah and Kemp were sitting together, clinking sses, and drinking.


    Jonah leaned in and whispered to Kemp, “Kemp, have you noticed? Balfour’s acting weird today. He


    usually doesn’t care about anything, so why is he so warm to Ellinor today?”


    Kemp took a sip of his drink, gave him a nonchnt nce, and said, “Why are you so nosey?”


    Jonah wanted to discuss things quietly with him, but his reaction disappointed him. He said with a sigh.


    “Ah! You’re such a buzzkill!”


    Kemp chuckled, “At least I’m more interesting than you. Why are you always meddling in other people’s


    business?”