Mrs. Hill, though just a housekeeper, had always treated Aurora like her own daughter, knowing she grew up without a mother's love. The news of Aurora's departure had been heartbreaking, and when the tragedy struck, Mrs. Hill mourned for a long time.

"Mrs. Hill, I'm doing fine. Don't worry about me." Aurora gave her a warm embrace. "It's just good to have you back," Mrs. Hill said, wiping the tears from the corners of her eyes. "Mr. Barnet can finally get a decent night's sleep and a proper meal."

Aurora looked apologetically at Julian. Of everyone, he had probably suffered the most during this time.

Justin and Mrs. Woolf stepped out of the car. Aurora turned to them and said, "Justin, Mrs. Woolf, the villa next door is currently vacant. You can stay there temporarily until you've sorted things out."

The villa next door had been converted by Julian, with the ground floor functioning as a workspace and the upper floor available for living. Justin, who wasn't short on money, planned to settle in Clothville eventually and would buy his own place. For now, he accepted Aurora's offer.

"Aurora, do you live here?" Mrs. Woolf asked, noting the villa wasn't particularly large and feeling it didn't match Julian's or Aurora's status.

"Yes, I love the ocean. When I bought this house, I was planning to live alone, so I didn't choose a large one," Aurora explained. "Later, Julian moved in, and we got used to it."

The Montgomery Manor, the Montgomery family's grand villas, and even Julian's own villa were all massive, but Aurora didn't care for overly extravagant spaces. This cozy home, however, felt warm and inviting to her.

"Come on, let's head inside," she said.

Oswaldo's car arrived shortly after. It was his first time visiting Aurora's house, and like everyone else, he reacted with surprise.

is empty anyway, and if it's

now that Aurora had returned, Oswaldo wanted to give her everything she deserved. Back when Ivy and Zachary were still around, they constantly demanded money and gifts from Magnus. But since their departure, Magnus

however, was nothing like Ivy and her family. She never asked for a penny and often bought thoughtful gifts for Magnus. Both Oswaldo and Magnus

need anything larger. Besides, Julian's previous villa was huge, and

of those around her. While she spent freely on her daily needs, she had no

then?" Julian asked. "We'll see," Aurora replied with a hint of exasperation. Their current villa was over two hundred square meters-plenty for

on in, everyone," Mrs. Hill said joyfully,

Aurora's arm, careful not to let her trip or bump into anything. Denis and Daria, deciding the gathering was

long, the villa was lively again. Though the décor was elegant, it wasn't overly

satisfied he seemed. "How can you live in such a small house? Especially now that you're pregnant. The yard is so tiny-how

let Julian handle the

do you like my previous villa? If not, I'll buy a new one

complete with a pool where he'd once kept crocodiles. She shuddered slightly at the memory. "Julian, your

it?" Julian

scare me." She hadn't forgotten how he'd once used them

her to the crocodiles-it had been a bluff. "Alright, I'll have someone take care of it. I'll empty the pool

you think is best," Aurora replied, trusting him completely. Whether it was small or large matters, Julian always handled things

said softly. "Julian, I thought I'd never have the chance to

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