Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 136

Chapter 136

Sarah had assumed it was someone Lily had hired, someone she had personally monitored.

Otherwise, Sarah would never have gone out of her way to inquire through Nadia. She didn't know how to thank Xavier for acting as an intermediary. Lily was lost in thought for a moment when Nadia sent another message.

"We're in the same field, but don't misunderstand. I'm just a small player trying to get to know you and discuss design issues!"

Nadia's Moments didn't list personal details. Although she was somewhat known in the design world, she preferred to keep her identity under wraps.

Lily replied, "It's an honor, but I'm not very good. I hope you'll understand"

"How could that be? If you can design something like the Glenview Villa, you're definitely talented!"

Nadia noticed that the account was new. Maybe it was someone important trying to remain anonymous?

in her mind, they chatted a little more before Nadia had to leave for a

reworking the Glenview Villa design from scratch. Working on the same design without any inspiration drained her creativity. After work, the design board remained

with some time still

Xavier wasn't thrilled about her bringing work home, he had been

own things-she was in the bedroom, and he was studying. It wasn't until late that he returned to their room. She shut off her computer and went to bed. "Did Nova Group sponsor the Avelon Designs Competition?" Lily couldn't help but

bed. A flicker of discomfort passed through his eyes

Do you have

asking? Could she get him to take back the control he had handed over to

turned off the light on her

thin blanket. A wave of irritation stirred

moment, he turned off the light and climbed into bed, also rumning

once, they fell asleep without a word. But beneath the calm exterior, Lily's mind

Sarah. She wanted to talk to Xavier about the Avelon Designs Competition, ask him

for Sarah to vent her frustrations. He'd handed it all over to her, indifferent to how

on the Aveloni Designs Competition design. She finished her design with only three days left but still felt uncertain about some details. She sent the draft to Terence, hoping he could offer some feedback. "Come to my