Desires Die Hard

Chapter 358

At 2:30 p.m., Ellie started to dress the bables after making an appointment with the realtor, and Anya was preparing things for taking the babies out.

The two worked together very well and finished soon.

Then they each held a baby in their hand and went out.

Outside the mansion, the sun above was burning like fire. Ellie was a little nervous and she patted herself in the chest and said, “Anya, do you think he would buy our house?”

Of course, Anya wouldn’t know. But she said to her aunt’s comfort, “It’s all right even if he doesn’t. It still has two years before Nathaniel and Eudora go to kindergarten. Before that, I’m sure I can put together a down payment.”

Ellie knew that she would do her best to fight. But given the high house prices in the inner circle of Nordeny, how could it be possible that she managed to do it within two years?

Although her house was not a new one, it could still be worth about 600 thousand dollars due to its relatively good position, which was only next to the best position at the center of the city.

And 600 thousand dollars was more than enough for the down payment.

Ellie wanted the children to go to a good kindergarten, especially Nathaniel, who was very clever. They must give them a good education.

to do this on your own, but the children cannot afford to wait. You can’t earn enough money for.. the down payment within two years. Don’t feel bad about using

both warm and guilty. It was true that she didn’t want her aunt’s money, but it was also

down payment in two years on her

would be about to go to school at that time, so

said, “Auntie, I will give it back

mine was yours?” Ellie smiled and patted Anya on the back of her hand, saying, “Let’s go. Don’t keep the realtor

and decided to not overthink. She held little Eudora’s hand tight and took a

with Ellie.

at the front door of their

Ellie and Nathaniel. And the realtor with whom Ellie had been making contact marched forward gallantly with papers in his

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eagerly. “You are finally here, Ms. MacMillan. Our guest has been waiting for 10

was the traffic, and we are truly sorry.” Hearing