His Only Antidote by Shirley Owen

Chapter 12

Nola learned from the driver that Elvis didn’t live in the Cirayson old mansion Breeze Garden was his private villa but few people knew it.

“Mr. Grayson prefers a tranquil environment.”

Nola nodded. She also had the same feeling Elvis wasn’t talkative and looked indifferent and unapproachable. Nola was afraid of him sometimes

Breeze Garden was built in the suburbs. The gothic architectural style made the villa extravagant. There was a large garden, from which a path made with pebbles extended to the backyard.

After the car parked at the gate, some people came out of the villa. The woman who took the lead should be the person in charge.

She opened the door and said respectfully, “Mrs. Grayson, welcome home!”

Nola was never treated like this before. After entering the house, she got to know that Elvis had arranged everything for her. The servants delivered her luggage to the cloakroom of the suite upstairs.

Alisa Norman, the housekeeper, introduced the situation there to Nola. Elvis didn’t want too many people to bother him, so he didn’t keep too many servants in the villa. The servants all came to do the cleaning from the old mansion.

Alisa stayed there to take care of Elvis‘ daily life. She lived in the yard nearby. When Elvis needed her to do anything, she would come to the villa.

The Breeze Garden was way larger than the Grant family’s. Though Nola didn’t know much about its layout, she could recognize that all the furnishing here was made of teak. Even the door was extremely delicate.

Every single furnishing in the house was simple but extravagant, just like Elvis. He always kept a low profile, but each stuff could match his noble status.

The living room, kitchen, and dining room were on the first floor. The main suite and the study were on the second floor. The guest rooms were on the third floor, and the attic was on the fourth floor.

“Mrs. Grayson, Mr. Grayson doesn’t allow anyone to enter his study and the attic on the fourth floor. You are free to go anywhere in the other rooms.”

“Thank you, Alisa.” Nola still couldn’t get used to how Alisa addressed her, so she said, “You can just call me Nola

Alisa smiled politely. “I can’t. I should follow the rules here. You’ll get used to it later.”

in no position to change the rules in the Grayson family. Looking at the strange environment, Nola was a bit uneasy. It felt like she locked herself into

she had

the night came, the lights in the whole Breeze Garden were turned on. Nola had a simple dinner and sat in

was extremely quiet. Nola didn’t have

in the unfamiliar place. Hearing the rustle at the gate, she woke up.

rubbed her eyes and subconsciously

them were stunned by her words. After she finished, Nola then realized that she had put it too naturally, as

Chapter 12

was waiting for

She felt that Elvis even brought the

him to come back. It seemed that she had fallen asleep just now.

she go to

life alone. Seeing a woman waiting for him to get off work and come home, Elvis had a

that

you sitting on the floor?” Didn’t

like this, Nola was uneasy. She sat on the

Nola instantly rose to her feet. But she had kept the gesture for too long, and

with a shout. Elvis reached out his arms and held Nola into his

thought he was fooled by the woman. She was

Nola looked up and explained to Elvis. Under the bright lights, they clung to each other. Nola soon blushed.

it

“Stop drooling!”

her senses. She touched her face, only to find that Elvis was making fun of her. She

is it now?” Nola broke the ice.

“It’s

worked this late?”

taken a shower, Elvis asked, “Can you

“A little, but