Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 288:I Will Bring Her Back to the Old Mansion

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After the two went upstairs, Mrs. Winstead hung Gabriel’s suit jacket on the coat rack at the entrance. Once she had given it a proper thought, she felt that she should call the main residence to inform Old Master and Madam.

Mrs. Winstead could tell from the few times Young Master had brought Ms. Serenity back that he treated her differently from other women. But it was still shocking for him to bring her back as the young madam.

She walked to the sofa and dialed the phone number of the main residence.

But before someone could pick up from the other end of the line, a deep and powerful voice entered her ears. “Mrs. Winstead.”

Mrs. Winstead put the phone back in a panic. Then she whipped around to find Gabriel looking at her disdainfully from the stairs. She guiltily said, “Young Master.”

the corridor shining on him, he looked charmingly imposing. He had one hand in his pocket as he walked down the stairs elegantly like

with a heavy gaze. “Although you’re from the main residence, if 1 want you

at least tell Old Master and Madam about such a big

do your job well. 1’11

Mrs. Winstead fell silent.

in. “Young Master, did you not eat? Do you want me

took a cup and poured in milk

go take a shower. You can use my toiletries first. We can buy whatever you need after

done sorting out her things when he entered. She placed her suitcase into the cabinet and took

the bathtub with hot water. When he came out of the bathroom, she

When he returned to the bedroom, Serenity was already drying her hair. Her hair was combed to the side, revealing her fair neck. Her black hair was warm and lustrous. Under the light, it looked as if it was

illuminated her small, fair, and flawless face, giving her the gentle temperament of a daughter from a small family. She

smooth. The hem reached her thighs, revealing the rest of her fair and slender legs. He did not know if it was because his vision was too good

into a faint