Abandoned Super Cutie Adopted by Billionaire Clan

Chapter 11

“Mmhmm“” Yvonne broke into laughter through her tears, her eyes still red and teary. She replied in a cute, nasal voice. T

got it

Lillian led her back, settled her down, and then took out her phone to report the incident to Kelvin.

This incident wasn’t a big deal, and it didn’t cause any physical harm to Yvonne. If the two families canceled their cooperation over this, it would be a bit too childish.

Sabrina must have thought of this, which was why she acted so boldly today.

While typing on her phone. Lillian sneered Hmph, if Sabrina really thought that, she’d be a fool

Kelvin’s replies had always been slow since he got to the company, and Lillian was used to it

After sending a message to him, she tucked her phone into her pocket and saw off the renovation crew.

The servants moved the furniture back in and arranged it properly. Lillian held the vase, placing it on the table in Yvonne’s room reluctantly. Her rough hands gently caressed the delicate petals.

Yvonne, standing on a chair, struggled to straighten the jasmine flowers. When she climbed down, she saw what Lillian was doing

It didn’t seem like Lillian wanted to take the vase away. Yvonne tilted her little head puzzled “Lillian, don’t you want i

Lillian quickly shook her head. looking quite resistant. “This is your flower, and it’s rare to see them blooming so beautifully. How could I take it? Let’s keep it here.”

Yvonne was silent for a while, then looked at the roses.

After thinking for a moment, she walked to the table, stood on her tiptoes, and pushed the vase towards Lillian, her voice sweet. “For you”

Lillian was both surprised and delighted, but she waved her hands, still refusing. “Miss, this flower is so pretty and smells so nice. It’s just perfect to freshen up your room.”

As she spoke, she looked at the flowers with great affection, as if they were a treasure.

But for Yvonne, the flowers were ordinary. She insisted on giving them to Lillian. Take it, Lillian. I give this to you. You give me new flowers, okay?”

expression evident. Thank you. Miss! I’ll go get today’s flowers for you right now!”

the roses, even more

her restroom, she found

table was covered with all sorts of flowers, their cut roots and leaves scattered

so the florist didn’t arrange flowers for Yvonne’s room. Instead, I

roses from the leftover blooms and made a

over to the table with a smile, but at

flowers aren’t as good as

not for knowing Lillian’s character, she’d have thought this was a

Chapter 11

the same shop, with consistent quality, so how could they be worse than yesterday’s?

for a while, then picked a pink–themed arrangement featuring roses, lilacs, lisianthus, lilies,

her choice, and carried it like a treasure

pretty!” Instantly, Yvonne pounced over, circling Lillian’s legs like a kitten greeting its owner home from work. Lillian laughed happily. “I was worried that you might find it of poor quality. It’s great

thinking. ‘No worries, it’ll

dragged himself home, utterly frustrated. Today was a nightmare–classmates, especially girls, relentlessly quizzed him

at every break, and even on the way back, some

times it wasn’t cologne, but no one believed him. Even a quick snack run after

handed his stuff to the staff, and then personally placed

surveyed the decor without a word, his eyes betraying his satisfaction. ‘Nice,

scent of flowers, the same as he had smelled that

on the table–lovely, but not as

Seeing him fixated on the flowers, Yvonne asked curiously, “Want

shook his head, glancing away casually. “Seems less fragrant than this

was, he did want one for school, to prove he wasn’t wearing cologne.

since there weren’t any, he didn’t dwell on it further. Those super fragrant flowers like

that, the little girl’s eyes lit

it–her brother wanted flowers that smelled nice! Time to get to work tonight.

to her room, gave some energy to the jasmine in the pot, and then gave the rest to the flowers on the

shower. When she came out, the room was indeed filled with a subtle fragrance. The smell wasn’t monotonous;

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