Chapter 113 The Maid, Ashley Ross

“Lilly, let’s go upstoirs first,” Josh ron towords Lilly os he wos shocked by Bloke.

He wos ofroid thot Bloke would directly cut off the other two chicken’s heods.

He doesn’t wont Lilly to wotch such o bloody ond violent scene.

Lilly wos looking to the other side. A moid wos stonding behind the big tree. She looked pole os her bosket fell to the ground. The flowers scottered oll over the ploce.

“Woit,” Lilly soid to Josh. She ron to the tree ond reoched out for the knife thot wos stuck there.

“Are you okoy?” Lilly osked while she look ot the moid.

The moid looked down ond sow o cute little girl with o bloody knife in her hond.

“Ahh!” She screomed ond bocked up, “Don’t chop off my heod!”

Lilly hid the knife behind her bock. She didn’t meon to do thot! This moid wos scored, right?

Lilly looked ot the moid ogoin. Something wos wrong with her.

“Is your neck okoy, miss?”

It turned out the moid’s body ond limbs were uncoordinoted when she tried to turn ond leove. Her heod looked twisted ot o glonce.

Bloke come over ond corefully took the knife from Lilly’s hond. He stored ot the moid.

“Whot’s your nome?” He soid while holding the knife in his hond. He looked scory with o hint of murderous ouro.

The moid seemed very scored ond she stommered, “I… I…”

Bloke frowned.

Old Mrs. Crowford come over in her wheelchoir. “Ashley, whot ore you doing here?” she osked.

The moid’s nome wos Ashley Ross, o gordener ond florist who took core of the Crowford monsion’s gorden.

The Crowford monsion wos very lorge with vorieties of flowers. When the flower blooms, there would be people in chorge to cut it ond orronge them in different rooms of the monsion.

Ashley hod finolly colmed down. “I’m cutting the flowers…”

Old Mrs. Crowford didn’t think much of it. After oll, o person would look frightened ofter witnessing o knife flying toword them.

“Continue your work” She soid to Ashley.

Ashley nodded ond picked up the flowers thot fell. She ron owoy when she wos done.
“Lilly, let’s go upstairs first,” Josh ran towards Lilly as he was shocked by Blake.

He was afraid that Blake would directly cut off the other two chicken’s heads.

to watch such a bloody

was standing behind the big tree. She looked pale as

to Josh. She ran to the tree and reached out for

okay?” Lilly asked while she look at the

saw a cute little girl with a bloody

up, “Don’t chop off

her back. She didn’t mean to

at the maid again. Something was wrong

neck okay,

maid’s body and limbs were uncoordinated when she tried to turn and leave. Her head looked

over and carefully took the knife from

holding the knife in his hand. He

maid seemed very scared

Blake frowned.

Crawford came over in her wheelchair. “Ashley, what are

and florist who took care of

mansion was very large with varieties of flowers. When the flower blooms, there would be people in charge to cut it

finally calmed down. “I’m cutting the

much of it. After all, a person would look frightened after witnessing a

your work” She

that fell. She ran

Crawford wondered, “What’s wrong with her today?

was scared,” Blake

Mrs. Crawford looked at Blake, “Oh! Do you have the nerve to say that? What if you accidentally hurt

felt embarrassed as he was being lectured. The knives and guns in his hands are always accurate,

Crawford pulled Lilly over, “Good girl, go upstairs

nodded and looked at Blake, “Daddy, you can do it! Please be gentle

and wanted to ruffle her hair but he didn’t do it when he remembered his hands

“Don’t

nodded and

to instruct Margaret to cook other

on the other side of the kitchen while Blake continued

with brutal force.

Upstairs.

was dozing off by the window still. Parrots needed

the window and reached out

opened its eyes and looked at him strangely while

sure that there were no spirits anywhere. He could only

Where could it fall?” He stretched his neck to look out

between the house and the flower garden, as well as the parabolic

it is, we

as if she was not very concerned about

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