Jonathan stroked her cheek, “I hope what she’s yearning for is family, not money. And I hope she understands what we’re trying to do for her. That she stays true to herself and doesn’t get blinded by wealth.”

Estelle pursed her lips slightly, “I hope she won’t. But I’ll be careful, too.”

“Let’s just watch her for a while. If Evelyn really wins over Old Mr. Quintin’s heart, it doesn’t matter if she’s really his or not. And if she’s not worth it, we’ll just cut her a check. We won’t have treated her unfairly.”

Estelle nodded, “We’ll see what fate has in store for her.”

After discussing Evelyn, Jonathan scooped Estelle up in his arms, “Let’s freshen up, then have some breakfast. I called Wilma earlier; she’s whipping up something delicious for you.”

Estelle clung to him, “I’ve been missing her, too.”

Jonathan chuckled softly, “I’ve never heard you say you missed me.”

“Never? I’m sure I’ve said it lots of times.”

“I don’t recall,” He feigned seriousness.

Estelle didn’t argue, just held him tighter, “Well, I’m saying it now, Mr. Lamont. I miss you.”

lips curled into a smile, though his tone was

as

with me. If you don’t, then every ten minutes, send me a message saying

Lamont, can you not

in close with his arms braced on either side, and frowned down at her, “What was that? I didn’t catch it, say

her eyes, Estelle suddenly

Willowbrook Plaza

new shirt and trousers laid out on the bed. They were the same brand and style he usually

he could see right through everything,

I’ve made

suddenly entered, catching sight of the man who had just unwrapped his

swiftly

remained unfazed, dressing leisurely, “Why apologize now?

Sylvia didn’t say anything.

“I’ve made pasta. Would you like

“Seafood,” Gabriel responded

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