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Chapter 176
Chapter 176 A Tragic Death
ll take a look at the architectural plans for your residence. Don’t hesitate to discuss your desired style and financial constraints. I’ll provide you with a half–price reduction on the design fee.”
Maggie brushed off the topic. She took out her notebook and began writing.
Fll send the drawings to your mobile phone. After saying that, Timmothy paused when about to send it, and looked up at Maggie. “Mind if I hit you up on WhatsApp?”
Maggie was cool with it as she has many clients contact in her WhatsApp.
“Sure thing.”
Once connected on WhatsApp, Timmothy sent the floor plan of the house, complete with building area, location, and other information.
Maggie didn’t rush to look at it but glanced at his picture snap.
A soft, fluffy little white dog that looks harmless and lovable. It feels a bit like Timmothy.
“I’m not in good health, so I hope to have a garden with a delightful view, filled with flowers, foliage, and streaming water. The design ought to be sleek and refined, steering clear of excessive ornamentation.
“T’d also like to have an area for a piano, either a wall filled with books or a large stud and a place dedicated
to art
“I have quite a liking for toy decorations, maybe a bit excessive, and a dedicated
space for my collection.”
Maggie delved into Timmothy’s preferences meticulously, obtaining a deeper understanding of his background and character.
Timmothy was frail and sickly since he was a child, which resulted in him seldom interacting with others and did not have many playmates when he was young.
Despite his quiet and childish character, he leaned towards classy items but also had a soft spot for robot action figures.
Maggie felt confident that she could fulfill ais wishes within his financial constraints.
To Maggie’s surprise, Timmothy’s family circumstances seemed better than she had imagined.
“It’s a bit too late today. When can we swing by your place in the next couple of days? I need to double- check some stuff.”
An hour later, Maggie looked at the sky and said gently.
“Sure thing.”
the deposit settled, Timmothy said his goodbyes to
stood up to see him off. When they walked to the elevator,
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Maggie felt
even didn’t know why she was so nervous.
entering the elevator, Maggie
Timmothy’s complexion seemed pallid. With a feeble grin, he murmured, “She’s no longer
was startled, caught off guard by his words.
because
she shouldn’t delve deeper, she couldn’t suppress
and so
his eyes, as he whispered, “She had a tragic death. I’m not sure
topics, “Do you mind if I called you Maggie? Calling you by Ms. Adam sounds overly formal”
Maggie nodded, opting not to
in her for the house design, there would be numerous
commented, “Alright then, Maggie, we’ll catch up
shut, Maggie’s
mysterious sensation that persists, inexplicable yet
Timmothy guiding her,
it all be a figment
to his
a death as tragic?
categorized as
for a moment Timmothy departed via bus, clad in headphones,
himself with a youthful energy, he was merely a year behind her in age. Given her impending graduation from graduate school, it made sense for Timmothy to
like vibe.
her attention and scrutinized the red bracelet clasped
bracelet retained its
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The diamonds continued to gleam, their cut, while not perfect,
couldn’t remember when she misplaced the bracelet.
the encounter with
the bracelet’s clasp, noticing a minor bend, yet everything else appeared normal.
I thinking too much about
a drink
for a club known for
found Mia relaxing on
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